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What is voter registration, and why does it matter?
Voter registration is how you become a voter. Being a voter is important because your voice and your vote will make a difference in our communities.
How do I register to vote?
You can register to vote by going to your county clerk’s office, the DMV or by using the GLA Easy Application here.
How can I confirm that I’m registered to vote?
Where is my polling place?
You can check your polling location and hours here.
What are the voting hours?
On Election Day, voting locations in Arkansas open their doors from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. However, you can also vote early! Make sure to check here for your voting locations and hours.
What should I bring with me to vote?
Arm yourself with your voice and your identification! You’ll need a valid photo ID like a driver’s license, a passport, or a free voter verification card.
What if the address on my ID doesn’t match my voting address?
Even if the address on your ID doesn’t line up with your voting address, you still hold the power to make a difference. What matters is that your name matches.
Is there a way to vote if I can’t make it to the polling place on Election Day?
Whether you’re traveling, unable to vote in person, or prefer to vote from home, absentee voting is an excellent choice for you. Request your ballot from your county clerk, fill it out, and make sure to return it before Election Day.
How do I view my sample ballot?
Sample ballots are available about one month before Election Day online. You can view it here when available.
Do I need to vote on everything on the ballot?
You can vote on as many or as few items on the ballot as you want.
Can I bring a voter’s guide or notes with me?
Yes. You can make notes or guide for yourself to take to the polling location with you.
What should I do if I encounter problems at the poll?
If you experience any issues, you should reach out to the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE or the Arkansas State Board of Elections.
