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Use the state online registration service linked by Vote.gov, or follow its paper or in-person registration instructions.
Official registration guideConfirm your registration and current address with the state election service.
State election serviceEligible registered voters may apply online or send the signed ED-3 application to their town clerk.
Official mail-ballot instructionsContact the local election office listed in the state guide to confirm receipt and ask whether your ballot needs correction. Use its ballot-status service when available.
Ballot help and election officeNovember 3, 2026 general election: the online application portal opens September 19; ballots begin issuing October 2. Requests are due November 2. The town clerk must receive the voted ballot by 8 p.m. on November 3.
Complete the ballot and return envelope exactly as instructed, including any signature, ID, witness or notary requirements. Check the official request and return deadlines; a mailing date is not always enough.
Information as of 2026-09-15
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