Key Information from Vote.gov

1. Registering to Vote:
   • Each state has its own rules for voter registration. You can check your registration status, update your address, or change your name through your state’s election website.
   • If you are a U.S. citizen living abroad, you can register to vote and request an absentee ballot using the Federal Post Card Application (FPCA). 

1. Voter Registration Deadlines:
   • There is no national voter registration deadline; it varies by state. Some states allow registration on Election Day, while others require registration to be completed 30 days before the election.

1. Voting as a College Student:
   • College students can register in their hometown or college town, depending on their preference.

1. Updating Your Registration:
   • If you change your address or legal name, updating your voter registration before your state’s registration deadline is important.

If you need specific assistance with voter registration or have questions about the voting process, we recommend visiting the official Vote.gov website for detailed guidance tailored to your state.

·  Register to vote in your state | Vote.gov

·  Register to vote in U.S. elections | Vote.gov

·  How to register in Pennsylvania | Vote.gov

What happens after you vote? Whether you voted by mail or in person, there are processes in place to make sure your vote is secure. State and local election offices take steps to make sure your vote is counted correctly and your voice is represented