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Steps to Take if Poll Workers Indicate You Are Not Registered to Vote

If poll workers indicate that you are not registered to vote, you may have the option to update your registration or cast a provisional ballot. This allows you to participate in the election while your registration status is confirmed.

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If poll workers indicate that you are not registered to vote, you may have the option to update your registration or cast a provisional ballot. This allows you to participate in the election while your registration status is confirmed.

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What to do if poll workers say you aren’t registered to vote

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Steps to Take if Poll Workers Indicate You Are Not Registered to Vote