Voting Info.
Do You Know How and Where to Vote?
With Election Day just around the corner, it’s critical you know how and where to vote.
If your information isn’t up to date, you won’t be able to cast a ballot. So, don’t wait until the day before Election Day — make your plan today.
Make it easy to vote on November 3rd by checking:
1. Your Voter Registration
2. Your Absentee Ballot Request
3. Your Polling Place
Help Your Family and Friends VOTE to Stand with Trump in 2026
Share this website with your friends and family via email or text, to check their voter registration, absentee ballot request, and polling place. You can help them show up to vote for conservative candidates on Election Day.
Because this isn’t JFK’s Democrat party — it’s now controlled by Socialists and Communists — and that’s why the 2026 Election is a crossroads for America. If Democrats retake Congress, they’ll impeach President Trump and destroy America with radical Socialist policies — like defunding the police, prisons, and ICE, reopening the border, and weaponizing the federal government against conservatives.
How to Register to Vote or Find out if You’re Registered
The best way is to visit Vote.gov. Select your state, and from there you can:
Check your current registration status on your state’s election website
Register or update your registration online (if your state allows it)
Find out how to register or update your registration by mail
Find out how to register or update your registration in person
Make sure you pay attention to the deadlines for the various types of registration; they vary by state. You don’t want to find out you’re not registered in your state of residence AFTER the deadline has passed.
Click here to check your registration and/or register on Vote.gov
How to Request an Absentee Ballot
Every state’s rules regarding eligibility for an absentee ballot are different, so your best bet is to go to the United States Election Assistance Commission’s website and select your state. Then scroll down to “Absentee/Mail and/or Early Voting” and follow the link to absentee voting information on your state’s election website.
How to Find Your Polling Place
Once again, the United States Election Assistance Commission’s website is a superb resource. Select your state and then scroll down to “In-Person Voting Location Lookup” to be taken to your state’s official election website, where you can find out where you need to go to vote in person.
Click here to find your polling place if you choose to vote in person.