Vote in New Hampshire
NEW HAMPSHIRE IS DEPENDING ON YOU!
Make a plan TODAY to Vote
If you are going to be 18 or older on election day, domiciled (live) in NH, and you're a US Citizen, you can vote in New Hampshire! We can help!
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Remember, all voters can vote absentee in 2020 to reduce the spread of COVID-19!
You can vote early at your clerk's office or vote by mail, but don't wait!
You're registered! Fantastic! Now make your plan to vote.
Unsure? Check the status of your application or view the full absentee process here.
Having trouble? We're here to help! Check out our FAQs or
call ourVoter Assistance Hotline at 603-GO-N-VOTE (603-466-8683)
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You can request and complete your absentee ballot in one stop at your our clerk's office!
You've already requested your ballot? Thank you!
Share our pledge to vote absentee >
If you don't receive your ballot by October 7th or 7 days after you submitted your request (whichever is later) call our voter assistance hotline at 603-GO-N-VOTE
Not yet? We recommend requesting your ballot as soon as possible!
We don't know what November will look like, so make a plan!
Voters have more options to cast their ballot this year. Any voter is able to vote absentee from home or vote now in-person at their local clerk’s office.
RETURN ALL THREE TO VOTE ABSENTEE!
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You must sign the ballot envelope
for your ballot to be accepted.
Sign the right side of the envelope for COVID-19 concerns, which count as "physical disability." You can write in "COVID" if you like!
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YOUR OFFICIAL BALLOT
After you vote, fold your ballot inside the smaller, ballot envelope. Then seal it!
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(COVID-19)
SIGN HERE
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RETURN ENVELOPE
Place your sealed and signed ballot envelope inside your outer envelope. Head to the next step for return options!
SIGNED BALLOT ENVELOPE
Your ballot must be RECEIVED by election day to count. The earlier the better!
Return your ballot to your clerk's office today!
Take your ballot to your town or city hall during their open hours.
Some towns may have staffed drop boxes or drive-up options.
Mailing your ballot? Don't wait!
You'll need one first-class stamp for your ballot.
Mail your ballot to your clerk's office from home or bring it to the post office.