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Voting in your home state

The National Association of Secretaries of State can direct you to your home state’s voting resources.

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Step 1: Register to vote in your home state

Find important information about registration deadlines and procedures in your home state.

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Step 2: Get a voter ID if required

Make sure you have a valid voter ID if required by your home state.

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Step 3: Cast your ballot in your home state

Check absentee and early voting deadlines and requirements or find your Election Day polling place.

The BadgersVote Coalition is a non-partisan, educational initiative of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, whose mission is to equip students with the knowledge and resources necessary to be active participants in democracy.

For more information on Wisconsin elections and voting, visit the Wisconsin Elections Commission.