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Opinion

Robert Schlesinger

How to Find Out Where to Vote on Election Day

October 30, 2008 01:02 PM ET | Robert Schlesinger | Permanent Link | Print

The League of Women Voters has set up a great one-stop shop for finding not only voting rules in your state—what you need to bring, etc.—but also where you can go to vote. Check out the site.

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registration

William if you are trying to figure out if you are registered or not, you can check the Secretary of State website for your state =)

can I Vote

I'am trying to fine out if I am regesterd. I think I regesterd with my new driver license.

Better Yet

Avoid the lines.

Check you county's absentee process.

There are many reasons acceptable to vote by absentee ballot and stay at home.

Age is one.

There are many more.

Check it out.

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Robert Schlesinger is a deputy editor at U.S. News and World Report and oversees all opinion editorial content. He is the author of White House Ghosts: Presidents and Their Speechwriters.

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