Stephan: Here is more voting information, this time state by state. I am hoping that this and the preceding article will give you everything you need to be able to safely vote, and have your vote counted. Whatever your political views, every American should be in support of voting, and having every vote counted. It is the foundation of our democracy.
Click on your state in the map to see a lot of the information you need in order to cast a ballot this fall — by whatever method you choose. This page will be updated on a regular basis with the latest developments. While we’ve made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this information, always double-check with your local election official before acting upon it. Thanks to the pandemic, election laws are constantly changing, and certain voters — like those living overseas or in the armed forces — may be subject to special rules. If you think something is wrong or needs to be updated, please shoot us an email.
Alabama
Registration
Register to vote by Oct. 19. You can register online here.
Voting early
No true early voting, but you can vote absentee in person.
In-person voting
So far, no plans to close polling places have been announced. Remember to bring a photo ID to the polls.
