Forty-seven states and the District of Columbia allow voters to track the status of their ballot. Find out how to check yours ...

Each state has different deadlines to register to vote — and the deadlines may still vary for online and in-person ...

College students are usually allowed to vote in either their hometown or where they attend school, according to Vote.org. It’s why some students in battleground states plan on casting their vote in ...

If you vote by mail or by dropping off your ballot, you can also track when it’s counted in many cases. Vote.org has a state-by-state list of how you can track your ballot’s status, from when it’s ...

Going to your local polls on Election Day in 2024 isn’t the only way to cast your vote in the upcoming presidential election. Now more than ever, there are convenient options for exercising your ...

Vote.org has links to each of the 47 states’ tracking tools as well as resources for people with questions about the status of a provisional ballot. Find your state’s lookup tool here.

You should also ask for written instructions to make sure the provisional ballot is counted and ask for a phone number to confirm that it was, Vote.org suggested. What if you make a mistake when ...

How you vote in this year’s election is private, but have you ever wondered if family and friends can track if you’ve cast ...

And Vote.org, a get-out-the-vote nonprofit, says, “Keep your place in line. The lines may be long, but you’re allowed to vote as long as you’re in line when the polls close!” This right is ...