Everyone has a right to vote on Election Day but if you are not properly registered, your ballot will not be counted.

If you show up to an early in-person voting place or to your precinct on Election Day and they can’t find you on the voter rolls, you can still vote.

You will, however, be asked to vote a provisional ballot. It goes inside of a special envelope that is then referred to the canvassing board. Before provisional ballot envelopes are even opened, it is up to you to provide proof to the election office that you are registered.

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