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You're studying in DC, butÌýmay be registered to vote in your home state and wantÌýa say in your state's choices. Or you may want toÌýregister to vote in DC. Here's how toÌýÌýif you're mailing an absentee ballot, register to vote in Washington, DC, and more!

Register to Vote!

Check your registration or register to vote here:ÌýÌý

Want to Register to Vote in DC?

If you live on-campus in a residence hall, at Frequency apartments, or in off-campus housing in DC and would like to register to vote in Washington, DC, here's how to do it.ÌýSame-Day Registration is available at all Vote Centers duringÌýthe Early VotingÌýperiod and onÌýElection Day.ÌýYou must bringÌýÌý(see instructions below). If you need a ride to the polls, please email auvotes@american.edu to request one free Lyft code (up to $20) to use on election day (while supplies last).Ìý

• :ÌýOct. 28 – Nov. 3, 8:30 am - 7 pm. You may register and cast your ballotÌýatÌýanyÌýEarly Vote Center.
• : Nov. 5, 7 am - 8 pm. You may register and cast your ballot atÌýanyÌýElection Day Vote Center.

Proof of Residency for On-Campus Students

Any student living on-campus can message Housing & Residential Life (HRL)Ìýat housing@american.edu and request an address verification form that includes your name, address, and dates living in the residence halls. Here's how to write your address whenÌýcompleting your DC voter registration form.

Main Campus Residence Halls

First Name Last Name
Room #, Residence Hall Name
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4400 Massachusetts Ave NW
Washington, DC 20016

Example:
Quinta Abbott
1234 Letts Hall
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4400 Massachusetts Ave NW
Washington, DC 20016

Frequency Apartments

First Name Last Name
4000 Brandywine St NW
Apt #
Washington, DC 20016

Note: Your residence hall is used to determine which in which you are placed. Â鶹ÊÓƵ’s main campus is divided into two ANC districts, 3E07 andÌý3E08.Ìý

Want to VoteÌýin Your Home State?

Step 1.ÌýÌýto Find Your State's Rules

Every state has its own rules and deadlines. Deadlines to request ballots are approaching, soÌý. For details on what states require, theÌýÌýwill walk you through what to do for your own state.

Step 2. Receive your Ballot and Vote

Once you receive your ballot, your state may have specific rules on how to vote. States my require youÌýto submit copies of yourÌýID,Ìýhave the notarized signature of a witness,Ìýand/orÌýseal the envelope in a prescribedÌýway.ÌýPay attention to these rules and the deadline by which the ballot must be received or postmarked.Ìý

Track Your Ballot

Every vote must be counted. If you voted using a mail-in or absentee ballot, you can make sure that your ballot was counted using the following link:Ìýhttps://www.vote.org/ballot-tracker-tools/Ìý

Mark These Dates

September 16th - 20th | 10 am - 9 pm

Absentee Ballot Days in the LibraryÌý

Absentee Ballot Days at the Library is an event designed to assist you with the absentee voting process. Held at the Â鶹ÊÓƵ library, this event provides resources and support for those who need help with requesting, completing, and submitting absentee ballots. Whether you're voting for the first time or need assistance with the process, our knowledgeable staff will be on hand to guide you through each step. We will also provide notary services!Ìý

October 23rd and October 29thÌý

Â鶹ÊÓƵ Votes DaysÌý

Drop by our tables forÌýhelpÌýmailing your absentee or mail-in ballot and, if required by your state, have it notarized.ÌýWe'll provide supplies, postage, and assistance with navigating your own state's requirements!

• Wednesday, Oct. 23, 11 am - 1:30 pm.ÌýThe Bridge.
• Tuesday, Oct. 29, 11Ìýam - 1:30 pm.ÌýMGC 1st Floor Lobby.

November 5

Election Day!ÌýVote in person (if you haven't already voted earlyÌýor absentee).Ìý

Helpful Links

• Don't have your state ID?ÌýYou can get assistance fromÌý
• Need to check if you're registered to vote, see what's on your local ballot, orÌýfind other localized information? See
• Are youÌýa US citizen overseasÌýor in the military?ÌýSee

Please note that the most up-to-date and accurate voting resource will always be your state or local election office website, which you can find at . The Â鶹ÊÓƵ Votes website is operated by Â鶹ÊÓƵ staff using broadly available, nonpartisan resources.

Volunteer!Ìý

Interested in volunteering with Â鶹ÊÓƵ Votes? Want to share voting information with your organization or class? Let us know!ÌýÌý

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