how do i find out voter registation information?
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You can also contact your local drivers' license authority (DMV, etc) which under Motor-Voter Act is supposed to offer voting registration. Voter registration is available at some larger Post Offices, and some states are allowed to have registration where sports licenses (hunting, fishing, ski-mobiling, etc) are offered.
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go to msn.com. you'll see a section for 'your election: results by state'\ngo to ohio, then look for your district. if you're unsure of it, just look for something county related that you voted for.
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you have a chance to remove the one you don't like - take it\n\nif you have enough info then vote for the best if you don't then use the limited info you have to choose - even with no info then you should vote at random to vote AGAINST the current office holder\n\nnext time RESEARCH the info is there you just did not make the effort to LOOK for it ( call the campaign HQ and ask questions ! )
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http://www.schuylercountyillinois.com/election.html
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Contact Voter Registration Office of the county recorder's office of your county for registration and early ballot.
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The voters lists are prepared and updated periodically by the election commission. They are displayed in the polling centres, post offices and selected government offices. Since these lists are not available on line, please contact the collectors office in person.\n\ncc
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GO to your state gov's official website. Information should be listed there.
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You should be able to go to the website of your local state or county and find any initiatives that are on the ballot.  Many counties have set up websites that show you where eaach canidate stands on the issues.  At least on the county website,  you should be able to get links to the local canidates websites, so you can learn a little more about them.  \n\nAlso most television stations and newspapers have a website.  A lot of times, they will post information on the issues.  The only problem is that they tend to be a little liberaly biased.  But they may have links to other sites where you can get the information.     Good luck in your search for the right information.\n\nmany states now allow you to register at the polls.
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a good website is www.b4usearch.com\n\nClick on the "people" button above the search box. If you have some information about the person you're looking for then it can generally help. I think it uses the electoral register to locate them though, so if they're not on that then it won't be any help, good luck with your search!
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The electoral roll is a register of all eligible voters, so register to vote. Try the post office that is where I registered.
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http://www3.capwiz.com/y/dbq/officials/\n\nit's a yahoo site, with a searchable database on all elected state/federal and i think some town/city/local government stuff as well. You can look up specific bills and see who voted how, or what a particular person has voted for and how they voted. So far, it's always been accurate what I've seen.
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Look here:\nhttp://www.racineco.com/countyboard/index.aspx\n\nhttp://www.wisconsin.gov/state/core/faq_wisconsin_voting_elections.html
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Use this website to find you polling place: http://www.vote411.org/pollingplacebystate.php
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call the board of elections
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Go down and vote, if you aren't registered, they will let you know.  Most states now register you to vote when you apply for your drivers license, so if you have a DL, you are probably registered.
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Go to the clerk of courts and ask them why you haven’t been selected.  You might also ask, “on average how many are requested to report each month.”  Then ask (assuming the voter registration list is what they are using) how many people are registered to vote.  This should tell you how often you should be selected.  Unless the selection from those registered voters is entirely random.  \n\nDifferent parts of the country can do it differently and it is best to learn how you community does this selection.
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Most of the time you can update your voter registration at the polls. Check with your local election office .