Voter registration is the process by which you become eligible to cast your ballot and Vote4Energy.  It allows the government to check your eligibility to vote.  In every state, except North Dakota, you must register before you can vote.

 Voting for your candidates

Part of voter registration is making sure you vote for the candidates where you live.  When you register, the elections officials match you to the district where you live.  This is important because election boundaries are based on population and they can be vast (for example, can run between blocks on the same street). 

 Finding the information you need

It’s important to register to vote, and to encourage others to register to vote too.  That’s why Energy Citizens have made it easy for you to access information about voting in your state – and have answered some of the most commonly asked questions about learning about your candidates and how to discuss energy issues with your candidates.

 Online tools

Get the information you need to register to vote  in your state on the Energy Citizens website. 

Once you’re registered, find out if you can vote early or absentee.  Then research your candidates and get ready to Vote4Energy.