2020 Primary (March 3, 2020)

Voting on Election Day

If you have not yet cast a ballot you may do so at your assigned polling place on Election Day. To find your assigned polling place use the State Board of Elections Voter Lookup Tool to enter your name and review your registration information.


Photo ID is not required for the 2020 Primary. All you need to bring to the polling place to vote is yourself. Just state your name, address, and party affiliation to the check-in assistant and they’ll help you from there. If you need assistance while voting, let our poll workers know.

2020 Primary Information Documents

  1. Primary Candidates
  2. Constitution Party Composite Sample Ballot - 2020 Primary
  3. Democratic Party Composite Sample Ballot - 2020 Primary
  4. Green Party Composite Sample Ballot - 2020 Primary
  5. Libertarian Party Composite Sample Ballot - 2020 Primary
  6. Republican Party Composite Sample Ballot - 2020 Primary
  7. UOCAVA Election Notice - 2020 Primary

2020 General Election Information Documents

  1. General Election Candidates as of December 23, 2019

SEARCH VOTER REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Are you registered? Is your information current? Use the State Board of Elections & Ethics Enforcement Voter Search tool to look up registration by name. With this tool you can see:

  • Voter Details (address and demographic information)
  • Jurisdictions (assigned voting districts based on registered address)
  • Election Day Polling Place (name, address, photos, and link to map)
  • Sample Ballot (ballot is based on assigned voting districts)
  • Voter History (list of participated elections)
  • Absentee Requests (displays status of absentee request/ballot, if applicable)

REMINDER: On Election Day you must go to your assigned polling place to cast your ballot.