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Qualifications

To register to vote in the District of Columbia, you must be:

  • US citizen
  • DC resident
  • at least 18 years old by Election Day.
 

How to Register

If you meet these requirements, you can register to vote by filling out a
Mail-In Voter Registration Form. Forms are also available at:

  • DC public libraries
  • fire houses
  • police stations.
 

Voter Registration Deadline

Your mail in form must be postmarked at least 30 days before an election for you to vote in that election.

 

Choosing a Political Party

When you register to vote, you may choose to be "affiliated" with a political party. The space for choosing a party affiliation is on your mail-in registration form.

If you do not wish to be a member of a party, mark the space for "no party affiliation" (independent) on the registration form.

Please Note: "Independents" and voters registered with minor parties cannot vote in primary elections.

 

What to Do If You Move

Once you register, you remain registered to vote, as long as you keep a current residence address with the Board of Elections. When you move, you must notify the Board of Elections of your new address, in writing.

 

Register to Vote in Washington DC