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State

Registration Deadline

before Election*

Early Voting

Permitted?**

Identification Required

to Vote?** More Information

Nebraska Third Friday prior to election by mail;

second Friday prior to election in

person

Yes No sos.ne.gov

Nevada 31 days by mail; 21 days in person Yes No nvsos.gov

New Hampshire 10 days; election-day registration

permitted

No ID requested; photo not required sos.nh.gov

New Jersey 21 days Yes No njelections.org

New Mexico 28 days Yes No sos.state.nm.us

New York 25 days No No http://www.elections.ny.gov

North Carolina 25 days Yes No ncsbe.gov

North Dakota No voter registration required Yes ID required; photo not required vote.nd.gov

Ohio 30 days Yes ID required; photo not required sos.state.oh.us

Oklahoma 24 days Yes ID requested; photo not required ok.gov/elections

Oregon 21 days Yes (all voting by mail) No sos.oregon.gov

Pennsylvania 30 days No No votespa.com

Rhode Island 30 days; election-day registration

permitted

No Photo ID requested http://www.elections.state.ri.us

South Carolina 30 days No ID requested; photo not required scvotes.org

South Dakota 15 days Yes Photo ID requested sdsos.gov

Tennessee 30 days Yes Photo ID required tn.gov/sos/election

Te x a s 30 days Yes Photo ID requested votetexas.gov

Utah 30 days by mail; 7 days in person;

election-day registration permitted

Yes ID requested; photo not required elections.utah.gov

Vermont Wednesday before the election;

no in-person deadline

Yes No http://www.sec.state.vt.us/elections

Virginia 22 days Yes Photo ID required elections.virginia.gov

Washington 30 days by mail and online; 8 days in

person

Yes (all voting by mail) ID requested; photo not required sos.wa.gov/elections/

West Virginia 21 days Yes ID requested; photo not required sos.wv.gov

Wisconsin 20 days by mail; election-day

registration permitted

Yes Photo ID required sos.state.wi.us

Wyoming 14 days; election-day registration

permitted

Yes No soswy.state.wy.us

* Information collected from Project Vote Smart, votesmart.org/elections/voter-registration (accessed 11/1/18).

** Information collected from National Conference of State Legislatures, http://www.ncsl.org (accessed 11/1/18). In states where an ID is “requested,” voters who do not bring ID to the polls may be required to sign an affidavit of

identity, vote on a provisional ballot, have a poll worker vouch for their identity, or take additional steps after Election Day to make sure their vote is counted.

Note: In November 2018, Arkansas and North Carolina passed ballot measures requiring a photo ID to vote. Michigan passed ballot measures to implement same-day and automatic voter registration.

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