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Make a plan to vote

Encourage voters to make a plan before voting. Show them how.

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If you’re going to vote, make a plan!

It’s a small step that can reduce stress and make the voting process smoother.

Follow these guidelines to help you plan.

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Are you voting this fall? Make a plan to vote! How will you vote? In person OR by mail?

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For in-person early voting and on election day. Decide where you will vote and when you will vote. Mid-morning and early afternoon are usually less busy at polling places. If voting early, check Early Voting dates, times, and locations, as they often differ from Election Day.

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For vote by mail or absentee voting. Planning checklist: Research all vote by mail deadlines. Apply for a mail ballot. Receive your ballot. Return your voted ballot. End checklist. Mail your ballot early to give U.S. Postal Service enough time to process it, or drop it off at an official ballot drop box.