How do you register to vote?
915275
you have a certain amount of time to register before each election......you'll need to bring valid driver license or other ID...  maybe your social security card and maybe proof of residency water bill, electric bill  etc....depends on what state you live in
791690
That's too funny--- hope your state allows you to register and vote at the same time.\n\ncheck your state's secrectary of states web site--- I'm sure ID and proof of address is necessary.
379147
Become a member of a political party. call the leader of the party in the area to inform them of your desire to run. Contact your county board of elections to fins the procedures for placing your name on the ballot. May be wise to retain legal council to guide you through the steps to meet all deadlines and such. When you are in the run, Campaign like crazy. Advertising, canvassing, debates and fundraisers are important. Make shure you have well defined answers to position questions in advance (I can Help with that). Actually taking a firm position on issues is not as important, because you are there to represent people, who change their mind every time the evening news tells them to. \nAnd, oh yeah, don't do anything illegal or morally reprehensible. Being qualified to be mayor is a question only the electorate can answer.
1156544
You have to be a member and logged in with your email address\nand passport.
1027967
I know that you cannot do that. Moreover, obtaining your voter registration on line would dilute the intent of having a voter registration card. \n\nAt this time of year, departments of elections are backlogged with purging poll lists of people who have moved or changed their names. They are backlogged with re registration of people who have moved or changed names. \n\nSo the best thing to do is to call or visit the elections office in your county and ask if they could please send it along.
789942
It probably depends on where you are. In Canada we can register right at the poles on election night.
827467
You will have to go to the supervisor of elections office where you are now living & change the status, they will also give you a precinct number where you will vote.  And yes you have to be registered to vote!!!
258158
i think you have to have a credit card to register, but you can ask people to pay via cheques or direct cash transfers (I think)
956192
If you voted in the last presidential election then you are still registered. If you continue to vote in all pres elections you will always be registered and will not need to do it again unless you move.
754722
I used early voting. Come early --avoid the lines. It took me longer to read the ballot than I stood in line.\n\nElection day registration has more potential for cheating than touch screen machines that leave no paper trail. Both of those are stupid ideas and only work in Utopia, which the US isn't.
903258
Go down and vote, if you aren't registered, they will let you know.  Most states now register you to vote when you apply for your drivers license, so if you have a DL, you are probably registered.
253166
You can't buy lists of voters.  Besides, e-mail addresses aren't requested or needed when you register to vote - they use mailing address.  \n\nYou'll just have to find another way to spam them.
773659
Ugh, yes.\n\n\nI recently moved counties and had to re-register. I followed the information listed on my voter's registration card today--to a defunct polling location. It was a high school that is completely under construction--there was no voting going on there at all. Funny that there wasn't a sign or anything directing people to the right place--I had to call 411 to connect with the voter registration office, was on hold for twenty minutes, finally found out my correct polling location--went to vote, mentioned they might want to put a sign up at the other location. They said they had sent out a mailing detailing the new polling location and all eligible voters had received it. Hmmm. . . funny. Not this registered voter. I stuck with it until I found out where I was supposed to vote--but I have no doubt that other people just went back home. \n\n grrrrr.
1170217
Go to the DMV for auto registration, the county tax solicitor for property taxes, any of the local political party headquarters for voter registration (doesn't matter if its your party or not), your employer takes care of your income taxes- you just fill out the little form they give you, and most utilities have a common share agreement, so if you call up the telephone company, they can also get you electric, cable, and whatever else hooked up also.
236869
Prior to the election regestration deadline you usually have to get a certian number of signatures from the community showing support for you, then you file that with your registration for the office.  Then you are in the race for alderman. Thats how it works in Milwaukee County.
403092
You have to get on the ballot on a state-by-state basis.  You either have to get a party's nomination (it has to be a party that has ballot access in that state), or you have register as an independent, which requires a certain number of registered signatures.  You can also run as a write-in candidate by simply registering with the state's secretary.
1040038
~Sounds like you are independant.  Its supposed to be a matter of personal preference.  Just because you register as one particular pary doesn't mean you have to vote that way.  Unfortunately most people forget this.  My advice is to ignore the party affiliation and pay attention to the issues and the causes in question.