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Everything You Need to Register and Vote

Register To Vote 
As a college student, you can either vote on campus or in your hometown. Whichever you decide to do, [email protected] is here to help you out. We've included links to voter registration forms and instructions on how to fill them out. Once you've completed the form, print it out, sign it in Blue or Black ink, and deliver them to the Bard Center for Civic Engagement Gate House through Campus Mail (No Stamp Required) or at the Registration Form Dropbox. We'll deliver them to the appropriate Board of Elections for you.

Here's how you can get started:

On-Campus Students

  1. Sample New York State Voter Reg Form
  2. How to fill out the New York State Voter Reg Form
  3. New York State Voter Registration Form that Includes the Bard Address
  4. Print It
  5. Sign It in Blue or Black Ink
  6. Deliver to the Bard Center for Civic Engagement. We'll take care of sending it off for you.
Off-Campus Students - Local Area
  1. Sample New York State Voter Reg Form
  2. How to fill out the New York State Voter Reg Form
  3. Fill out the New York State Voter Registration Form
  4. Print It
  5. Sign It in Blue or Black Ink
  6. Deliver to the Bard Center for Civic Engagement. We'll take care of sending it off for you.
Registering at Home
Whether you live on or off-campus, you can choose to remain registered in your home town or city.
  1. Register to Vote Here
  2. If your state allows you to submit your registration electronically, do so! If not, print out your form.
  3. Sign in Blue or Black Ink
  4. Deliver to the Bard Center for Civic Engagement. We'll take care of sending it off for you.

      

Vote by Mail

Voting by mail is a great option if you choose to stay registered in your home-town or don't feel comfortable voting in person this year. Here's how to get started:

  1. Make sure you are registered to vote. Check your registration status
  2. If it says you aren't registered that may be because you registered recently. The database takes some time to update. If you have never registered before click here.
  3. If you are already registered to vote you can request your absentee ballot. Follow the instructions below. 
New York Voters
  1. Absentee Ballot Requests Here
  2. Sample New York Absentee Ballot Request
  3. How to fill out your Absentee Ballot Request
  4. New York State Absentee Ballot Request Here
  5. Print Out Your Request Form
  6. Sign in Blue or Black Ink
  7. Deliver to the Bard Center for Civic Engagement. We'll take care of sending it off for you.
Out of State Voters
  1. Request your absentee ballot here
  2. If your form can be submitted electronically do so. If not, print it out and deliver it to the CCE Gatehouse.

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