Amy Vilayrack
Richfield Beacons Network Director
'I do things'
Ashan Jayasuriya
Program Evaluation Specialist
'I do things'
Voting can be confusing and intimidating, but Beacons is here for you! Below are a few links to help you sign up to vote, figure out where to vote and see what is on your ballot.
If you are not registered to vote yet, that is not a problem. You can register at your polling place but you will need to bring a proof of residence. Click the button below to see what you need to bring.
If you are not registered to vote yet, that is not a problem. You can register at your polling place but you will need to bring a proof of residence. Click the button below to see what you need to bring.
If you witness or experience voter intimidation or harassment happening at your polling location, call the voter protection hotline at 1-833-335-8683.
Steps to Vote by Mail :
At this time, DO NOT MAIL YOUR BALLOT. You have two choices:
Steps to Vote by Mail :
At this time, DO NOT MAIL YOUR BALLOT. You have two choices:
- You may return your ballot in person any time before 3 p.m. on Election Day to the election office that sent your ballot. You can drop off ballots for up to three other voters. You will need to show identification with name and signature when returning a ballot for someone else. You can't drop your ballot off at your polling place on election day, but...
- You CAN still vote at your polling place on Election Day. Find out where you vote below.