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    Vote in New Hampshire

    VOTER REGISTRATION

    If you are a U.S. citizen, domiciled in New Hampshire, and will be 18 or older on or before Election Day,

    YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO REGISTER TO VOTE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

    REGISTER  TODAY  IN 3 STEPS

      1.  ​​ Contact your town or city clerk’s office 

    Make an appointment or go to walk-in hours.

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      2.  Register with your clerk! 

    If you have proof of your ID, age, citizenship, and domicile (address), bring it!  If not, that's okay! You can sign a form!

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      3.  Request your ballot at the same time!

    Within about 30 days of each election, you can even vote absentee in person with your clerk! 

    OTHER WAYS TO REGISTER

    At a Supervisor of the Checklist meeting 

    These meetings are registration events! Ask your clerk for meetings or other registration opportunities! 

     

    At the polls on Election Day.

    New Hampshire has same-day registration.  But don't wait!  Register today!

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    Register by mail

    You can register by mail through the absentee registration process. See our step-by-step guide.

    For more information about proof and eligibility, check out our

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