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 From our partners at WV Citizens Action Group
Get informed and make a plan to vote! GoVoteWV.com makes it easy to see your sample ballot, explore your voting options, and much more. For an early voting site, please visit the Secretary of State website.
Find out what’s on your ballot. An interactive sample ballot tool is available here.
- In addition to choosing your party’s nominees for the General Election, the Primary Election is your only opportunity to vote for candidates for various judicial offices, your county board of education, and conservation district supervisor.
- Your political party matters when you vote in the Primary Election because it determines which ballot you may receive. If you are registered with one of the four recognized political parties (Democratic, Libertarian, Mountain, or Republican), you may only vote for that party’s ballot or the non-partisan ballot. If you are registered with any other party or with no party, you can request a ballot for one of the recognized parties, or you will be given the non-partisan ballot.
Make a Plan to Vote!!!
- Apply for an Absentee Ballot:
- You need an excuse to vote absentee. If you are homebound or disabled, you qualify. You can review eligibility requirements and download an absentee ballot application here.
- Don’t have a printer? Contact your county clerk to have an application sent to you.
- Hurry! The deadline to request an absentee ballot is Wednesday, May 8.
- Vote Early In-Person:
- Early in-person voting begins Wednesday, May 1, and continues through Saturday, May 11.
- Visit the Secretary of State’s website for early voting hours and locations.
- Everyone must show some form of ID when they go to the polls. For a list of acceptable forms of non-photo and photo ID, visit GoVoteWV.com OR contact your county clerk.
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