Register: Before you can vote, you must be registered. This involves filling out a registration form, which can usually be done online, by mail, or in person at a local election office. Be sure to check the registration deadlines and requirements specific to your area to ensure you're eligible to vote in the upcoming election.
Research: Once registered, it's important to be well-informed about the choices you'll make on Election Day. Take the time to research the candidates, ballot measures, and any other issues that will be on your ballot. Utilize reliable sources to understand the platforms and positions of the candidates, as well as the implications of the ballot measures, to make educated decisions.
Vote: The final step is to cast your vote. This can be done in person at your assigned polling place on Election Day, through early voting, or by mail if those options are available to you. Follow the instructions carefully to ensure your ballot is filled out correctly and submitted according to the guidelines provided by your local election officials.
This page is intended to be a non-partisan resource for information helpful to the voting public. It is maintained by the librarians at WPI. Any links to candidate or political party websites are for informational purposes only and in no manner constitute any endorsements. For questions or comments contact, Brenda Cummings at bcummings@wpi.edu.