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NUVotes

Northwestern's comprehensive 50-state voter-services hub

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Use this tool to register to vote OR change or update your voter registration.

In most states, this can be done entirely online if you have an in-state driver’s license or state ID number. In some cases, you may need to print and mail a form to complete your registration. NU Votes can help with printing and mailing.

Know your rights! Students have a legal right to register and vote at either their school address OR their permanent address. Need help deciding?

State Voter Registration Deadlines Closing!
Be sure to check your state’s deadline before proceeding. If it is past your state’s deadline, contact NU Votes for advice on how to proceed.
Registration Closed: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois*, Indiana,  Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada*, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
Closing This Week: Registration must be completed online or mail-in forms postmarked or received by:
Tuesday (10/15): Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, Oregon, West Virginia / Wednesday (10/16): Wisconsin / Friday (10/18): Connecticut, Nebraska
* Online registration still available with a drivers license or state ID from the same state where you are registering

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Important Notes

NU Votes is a non-partisan voter engagement initiative administered by Northwestern University’s Center for Civic Engagement. Northwestern does not endorse or oppose any candidate or organization in connection with any political campaign or election.

Please Note: NU Votes is simply an effort to help students register and vote themselves. Students are responsible for working with their own local election officials to verify local laws and policies about voting in their respective districts, and to ensure that their registration and/or voting materials have been properly processed. If you do not receive accurate registration and/or voting materials from your local election officials in a timely manner, please contact them directly to follow up.