Where do I vote?

The general election is November 6, 2018. Not sure where to vote? Here’s how to find out:

• Contact your town clerk
• Download the Citizens Count NH Voter Guide app and type in your address
• Visit the Secretary of State website and enter your address (be advised that some towns do not regularly update the information on this website)

If you are not registered to vote by Election Day, you can register at the polling place.

Learn more about voter registration in New Hampshire

Do I need anything else to vote?

New Hampshire has a voter ID law, so a voter must verify their identity to get a ballot. This means showing photo ID or signing an affidavit.

Learn more about voter ID laws in New Hampshire

What if I can’t make it to the polls?

If you know you will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day, you may qualify for an absentee ballot. You may request an absentee ballot if:

• You will be out of town on Election Day
• You cannot appear on Election Day due to observance of a religious holiday
• You cannot vote in person due to a disability
• You have an employment obligation – including caring for a family member – that will make you unavailable during polling hours
• You are a survivor of domestic violence, have a protective order, or are participating in the Attorney General’s address confidentiality program

You can print an absentee ballot request, sign and mail it to your town clerk, and receive an absentee ballot back in the mail. Given the time it takes for snail-mail, if it is close to Election Day, it may be better to go in person to your clerk’s office to request or deliver an absentee ballot.

Don’t know who to vote for? Visit our election pages to see profiles of all the candidates for state and federal office in New Hampshire.  You can find the same profiles on the Citizens Count NH Voter Guide app.