2026 Elections

How to Vote in Your State

Registration deadlines, early voting windows, mail-ballot rules, voter ID requirements, and poll hours — for all 50 states and D.C. — ahead of the November 3, 2026 general election.

Jump to your state

Find Your Representatives First

Before you vote, it helps to know who is actually on your ballot. Enter your address to see your U.S. House representative and both senators.

Find your Representative and Senators

Enter your ZIP code or street address to see the three members of Congress who represent you.

Choose Your State

Each page covers that state's registration deadline, early voting, mail voting, voter ID rules, and poll hours — with a plan builder you can turn into a calendar reminder.

The National Picture

How the 51 jurisdictions' rules compare, computed from the same data behind each state page.

All-Mail States

Every active voter is mailed a ballot automatically

Same-Day Registration

States (or D.C.) allowing registration during early voting or on Election Day

Strict Photo ID

States requiring a photo ID with no non-photo fallback

No ID Requested

States that verify identity by other means (e.g. signature match)

North Dakota is the only state with no voter registration at all — it verifies eligibility with ID instead. 3 states offer no early in-person voting. See any state's full rules, including its official election site, on that state's page above.