Voting Resources
Register if you haven’t yet. Check your registration if you have. Encourage friends and family to do the same. Know your rights at the polls. Commit to action: volunteer on election day and every day until then. View our action feed for all the opportunities.
YOUR GET OUT THE VOTE CHECKLIST
Are you ready to vote and get out the vote for November 3? View, print, and share our checklist!
ELECTION HOTLINES:
- NHDP Voter Assistance Hotline at 603-GO-N-VOTE (603-466-8683)
- The Election Protection Hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683), en español: 888-VE-Y-VOTA (888-839-8682)
- For disability-related concerns, call the Disability Rights Center at (603) 228-0432
Register to Vote (NH Secretary of State)
Check your voter registration status (NH Secretary of State)
Download your Absentee Ballot Application (and bring it to your town clerk’s office)
Kent Street Coalition 2026 Election Resource List (Registration Information, Voter Rights & More)
Voter Resource Links:
If you run into problems at the polls, have voting questions, or feel that your rights have been violated at the polls, call the Attorney General’s hotline at 866-868-3703 or the ACLU of New Hampshire at 603-333-2201.
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10/20 & 10/22:Poll Observer Training & Volunteering with NHDP
Poll Observers serve as the campaign’s eyes and ears on Election Day providing critical, real-time… More
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Non-Partisan Poll Observer Training October 26
Nonpartisan Poll Observer Training Monday, October 26 6:00PM, Zoom As we head into the upcoming… More
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Counter-Disinformation and Election Protection Training
Voter Protection Corps and the New Hampshire Campaign for Voting Rights are hosting a virtual… More
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Why Get Out The Vote Matters: NH Elections won by 10 or fewer votes
Since 2018, there were 660 elections decided by 10 or fewer votes. Of those, 394… More
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Urgent Need: Work at the Polls November 3
Consider volunteering yourself or help to recruit others. Contact your town/city clerk to see what… More
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Volunteer as a Poll Worker for Election Day
Local election officials have reported staffing shortages for the upcoming General Election on November 3rd.… More
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Become a Voting Ambassador
Open Democracy Action urges all Granite Staters to become Voting Ambassadors this election cycle by… More
Dont forget! Bring a valid form of ID with you when you vote, such as:
- Driver’s license issued by any state or federal government
- Non-driver ID card issued by NH Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or the motor vehicle agency of another state
- Photo ID card for “voting identification only” issued by NH DMV
- United States Armed Services Identification Card
- United States passport or passcard
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