If I missplaced my voters registration card. How can I get a new one?
921162
As long as you are registered and have a government issued photo ID, you can vote. I haven't had a voter's registration card for years, and I vote in every election.
96368
email the website saying u lost ur id and password they should mail u it or if theres a i forgot button push that it should work :)
940412
this depends on your township, mine does not require it if we have voted in the past, i just need to sign in and my signiture is compared to the one that they have in their books (but I am registered.)  I am sure there are some not so small town voting polls that do require registration cards from everyone, and if you are not sure, I would advise that you bring your's.  This is an important election, I am sure you don't want to be turned away.
133887
Call the county clerk in the county you got it in, they'll be able to help you.
904293
you can check online through your county website. there will usually be a menu choice such as "voter database". in the database you can search by your last name or address. it should show you an actual copy of your current voter registration card if you are a registered voter. i've tried checking online for you, looks like arizona is not at the database level yet, so you should call your county recorder and see if they can give you this information. an example link has been provided, but since i don't know which county you live in, you're going to have to do this yourself.
927275
You could re-register as an independent if it matters that much to you.  I don't know if you can re-register as un-affiliated with any party, you'd have to check with your local board of elections.\n\nAll this has an impact only on voting in primaries; in the general election you can vote anyway you want.
936580
Not anymore. You should have called the Secretary of State's office weeks ago if you had not yet received the ballot. By law, no votes cast after the election night deadline may be counted.
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.
617730
Go to your local post office and re-register to vote.\nAsk someone at the counter to help you. It's quick and easy.
867587
I was wondering if voting absentee is not a better route since these voting machines are so unreliable. I don't know. I sure liked tossing a folded envelope inside a box.
740838
That's correct.  Many states have "motor-voter" laws, which allow voter registration at the Department of Motor Vehicles, also.\n\nHaving said that, if you intend to vote tomorrow, you'd better call first.  Most states require a 30-day window between registration and voting, so it is more than likely that you're too late.  Do call, though, as there are a few states that do allow same-day registration with photo ID and proof of current address (something like a current power bill or cable bill, not a driver's license that is still valid, even after you've moved 14 times in the past two years).
482308
You're trying to get fake papers....\n\nYou lost your name???\n\nGo to the Post Office. Talk to the Post Master. They'll point you in the correct direction. You can get a new one. You just need to establish proof of your idenity and it's a period of waiting for the actual card.\n\nThe Military can verify also with a simple call. It took me two minutes.\n\nAli A. Akbar\naliunt @ yahoo.com
152351
Contact the consulate and get a new ID. Make sure they cancel the old one.
467617
telephone your county board of elections office.and request the precinct location where u r to vote.
10988
U CAN GO TO WWW.MICROSOFT.COM AND MAIL THEM ABT UR LOST ID NO. AND THEY WILL HELP U FIND A NEW NO WHICH WILL WORK WITH THE SOFTWARE.
8596
Contact the Board of Elections in the county/city where you are registered.
873951
there should be a like on the site where you can retrieve your pin or they can send you a new one.