How Do You Vote On Election Day?
Voting on Election Day is the easiest part of the election process. The actual casting of the ballot does not take more than 10 minutes. However, sometimes the lines to get into the building can be very long. Follow these simple steps to help make voting a painless process on Election Day. Study the candidates and the other issues before Election Day. Most local newspapers will list the candidates and issues and may even provide a sample ballot. Obtain a sample ballot. You are allowed to bring any notes or a sample ballot which you have filled out to the polling place so you do not forget who or how you want to cast your vote. Know the location of your polling place and the hours of operation before Election Day. This information is usually on your voter identification card. If not, you can call the local election board or election office. Enter the building. Most voting precincts have volunteers or precinct workers to assist you. However, they are not allowed to persuade you in how yo
