Absentee voting is conducted by mail-in ballot before the day of the election. Ask about absentee voting here and our friends at Long Distance Voter can help get them answered. You can also apply for your absentee ballot at LongDistanceVoter.org

Voting is what makes a democracy work. But that doesn't mean it's easy. We know it can be confusing, so we're here to help.  If you have questions about going to the polls, ask them here.

Are you an American citizen living or stationed outside the United States? Ask your questions here or go to the Overseas Vote Foundation to register and vote while living abroad.

Voting is the right and responsibility of all citizens. But before you vote you have to get registered. We can answer any questions you have about getting registered.

We really encourage students to register and vote at the address you are living at - whether it is a dorm, Greek house, or apartment - while in school. If you have questions about how to vote where you attend school, this is the place to ask.

Voting is what makes a democracy work. But that doesn't mean it's easy. We know it can be confusing, so we're here to answer your questions. If you have questions about your eligibility, you have come to the right place.

Are you running into trouble registering to vote or casting your ballot? Electionland and the nonpartisan Election Protection Coalition are here to make sure all voters, including you, have an equal opportunity to participate in the process.

We know voting can be confusing, so we're here to answer your questions.  If we didn't cover it in one of our other categories, we will cover it here.  What do you want to know?