How to Vote
On this page you will find information on voter registration, voting by mail, voting early, and where to drop off mail-in ballots at your town or city hall.
Voting is the foundation of a our healthy community. It's how we hold our leaders accountable and shape the future of our communities. Every election, from the local school board to the state legislature, has a direct impact on the roads we drive, the schools our kids attend, and the opportunities available in our neighborhoods. When you vote, you're not just casting a ballot — you're making your voice heard on the issues that matter most to you and your family. I'm running for
District Attorney because I believe every resident deserves a seat at the table, and that starts with showing up on Election Day. No matter who you support, I encourage you to get informed, get registered, and vote because our community is stronger when everyone participates.
Ways to Vote
There are three ways to vote this year – by mail, early in person, or in person on election day.
Vote by
Mail
Voting by mail is easy – just request a ballot before August 25th and it will be mailed to you. You can return it to your town or city clerk or mail it back – just make sure it is postmarked or dropped off on or before election day. CLICK HERE to request ballot.
Vote
Early
You can vote early in person seven days a week from August 22nd to August 28th. CLICK HERE to find early voting hours.
Vote at
the Polls
You can still vote on election day at your regular polling place from 7am to 8pm. CLICK HERE to find. your poll.
