Tomorrow is the last day of voting in the 2020 presidential election, and there's still time to make your vote count — here are my top four of my guides w/ @GraphicsInsider for in-person Election Day voting I'm re-upping today 1/6
First up, did you know that in many states, you can register to vote in-person and then go vote on Election Day itself? That’s right — 19 states and the District of Columbia now have same-day registration! 2/6
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Places with same-day voter registration: CA, CO, DC, HI, ID, IL, IA, ME, MD, MI, MN, MT, NV, NH, UT, VT, WA, WI, and WY. Keep in mind that you need to bring ID/proof of residency to register on E-day, so be sure to look up what you need to bring with you beforehand 3/6
Second, here’s a table for when the polls open and close on Election Day in every state, in local time. Lines will likely be shorter in the middle of the day, so try to vote then if you can tomorrow as opposed as during the pre-work/post-work rush 4/6 businessinsider.com/what-time-do-v…
Third, here’s our map on voter ID laws. Voters in 34 states and first-time voters at a new polling place in PA will have to show some form of identification at the polls to vote tomorrow, but rules on what ID you'll need vary state-by-state 5/6 businessinsider.com/voter-identifi…
And lastly, did you know that 30 states + DC legally require employers to give employees some amount of time off from work (either paid or unpaid) to vote on Election Day? See each state’s laws here: 6/6 businessinsider.com/take-time-off-…
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