Early Voting Begins Sept. 20: Everything You Need to Know

What is Early Voting?

Early voting allows registered voters to cast their ballots before Election Day. It's a convenient option for those who may have scheduling conflicts or prefer to avoid potential Election Day crowds.

Dates and Locations

Early voting for the November 2023 election begins on Wednesday, September 20th and ends on Saturday, November 4th. Voting locations and hours will vary by county; check your local election website for specific details.

Who is Eligible?

Any registered voter in the state is eligible to vote early. If you're not yet registered, you can do so at your early voting location or online (check your state's election website for details).

What to Bring

When voting early, bring a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or passport. If you don't have an ID, you may be able to vote with a signed affidavit.

How to Vote Early

The voting process is similar to Election Day: check in with poll workers, receive a ballot, and mark your choices in a private booth. You can vote for all candidates and measures on the ballot.

Benefits of Early Voting

Early voting offers several benefits:

• Avoid Election Day lines and crowds
• Vote at a convenient time and location
• Peace of mind knowing your vote is cast

Tips for Early Voting

To ensure a smooth early voting experience:

• Check your polling location and hours in advance
• Bring the necessary identification
• Research candidates and measures before voting
• Be patient and courteous to election workers

Remember: Your Vote Matters

Early voting is an important opportunity to make your voice heard in the upcoming election. By exercising your right to vote, you're helping shape the future of your community and country.