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NASS: Can I Vote
State-by-state portal from the nation's secretaries of state for registration status, polling places, and absentee voting.
- Operator
- National Association of Secretaries of State (nonpartisan association of state election officials, non-government)
- Source
- Non-government · nonpartisan
- Topics
- Voter Registration, Ballot Information, Absentee & Mail Voting
- Listing checked
- Jul 2026
- Official page
- https://www.nass.org/can-I-vote
- What this listing says
- Can I Vote is maintained by the National Association of Secretaries of State, whose members are the chief state election officials in most states. The site routes voters to their own state's official tools for checking registration, finding polling places, and requesting absentee ballots. It serves as a single starting point that always lands on official state resources.
- How to use this listing
- On Can I Vote, choose your state. The National Association of Secretaries of State, a non-government association of state election officials, routes you to that state's official tools for registration status, polling places, and absentee ballots. Complete the task on the state site you land on.
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Procedural guides on this site
Always verify with your state or local election office. Deadlines, ID requirements, and ballot rules vary by state and change between elections. Confirm details at vote.gov or your local election office.