Your Vote Counts!
The United States Election Assistance Commission (EAC) has made it easier than ever to register to vote. In most states, you can use a downloaded National Mail Voter Registration Form. Frequently asked questions about the form are listed below. If you're ready to register now with the mail-in form, just download the .pdf form from the EAC web site.
Note: The following Frequently Asked Questions is reprinted from the United States Election Assistance Commission web site.
FAQ: National Mail Voter Registration Form
What is the National Form?
The National Mail Voter Registration Form consists of four parts:
- The Application itself
- The General Applications
- The Application Instructions
- The State Instructions
Can I register to vote in any State or the District of Columbia using the National Form?
Yes, with the following exceptions: North Dakota does not have voter registration; Wyoming, by State law, cannot accept the National Form; and New Hampshire town and city clerks will accept the National Form only as a request for their own mail-in absentee voter registration form.
Can the Form be photocopied?
Yes. States that accept the national form will accept copies of the application printed from the computer image on regular paper stock, signed by the applicant, and mailed in a envelope with first class postage.