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Deaf Voting Rights - Step 1: Registration

You must register or change your address 30 days before the election.

Ask for an application by contacting your local board of elections or visiting a Bureau of Motor Vehicle Office, public high school, or public library.
Change your address and get a registration form online.

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Deaf Voting Rights - Step 3: Voting

Choose the Way You Want to Vote

Vote By Mail

Ask that a ballot be mailed to you by contacting your county Board of Elections
Fill out your ballot and follow instructions.
Mail your ballot back to the Board of Elections.

Vote Early, In-person

Find your early voting location and the early voting schedule to make a plan to cast your ballot early.

Vote on Election Day

Polls are open on Election Day from 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Find your polling location here.

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Questions about accommodations?

Accommodations can be requested at any time during the voting process. Providing at least a 72-hour notice ahead of when you plan to vote will help to ensure availability. Contact your local board of elections.

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