CAN I VOTE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE?

You may register to vote in New Hampshire if you are a U.S. citizen, have established domicile in New Hampshire, intend to stay here long-term, not have been convicted of a felony (unless you are past your final discharge), and be at least 18 years old on the date of the next election. There is no minimum period of time you must live in the state in order to be eligible. 

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HOW DO I REGISTER?

New Hampshire wants you to register to vote in person at your town clerk's office if at all possible. If you can't register in person, here's what you do:

1. Call your town clerk and ask them to mail you a voter registration form. This is the only way to get the form -- sadly they won't let us give it to you.

2. You can look up the phone number here.

3. Fill out the voter registration form in front of a notary.

4. Mail the form back to your town clerk. The mailing address will be on the form.

5. If you need a stamp, you can buy one at the post office or at any grocery store. Just ask the cashier to sell you a stamp.

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CAN I REGISTER ON ELECTION DAY?

Yes! To register on election day, simply go to your regular polling location with a valid photo ID. If you do not possess a valid photo ID, you may complete an affidavit form to confirm your identity.

 

 

Instructions from Vote.org. Updated August 2022