News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Oct. 7, 2016: This is possibly the most critical election of most of our lifetime. Any immigrant not voting, or missing this opportunity to vote could mean handing a tax cheat, a sexist pig, a demagogue, a xenophobe and an ignoramus the chance to set this country back decades.
And while the countdown is on to November 8, 2016 and the US’ 58th Presidential Election, there is still a small window left to register to vote if you haven’t done so already. Here are the cut off dates in all 52 states to ensure no one misses this vital deadline – regardless of where you live in the U.S.A.
State Voter Registration Deadline
Alabama Mon. Oct 24, 2016
Alaska Sun. Oct 9, 2016
American Samoa Mon. Oct 10, 2016
Arizona Mon. Oct 10, 2016
Arkansas Mon. Oct 10, 2016
California Mon. Oct 24, 2016
Colorado Tues Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
Connecticut Tues Nov 1, 2016
Delaware Sat Oct 15, 2016
District Of Colombia Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
Florida Tues Oct 11, 2016
Georgia Tues Oct 11, 2016
Hawaii Mon Oct 10, 2016
Idaho Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote on Election Day)
Illinois Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
Indiana Tues Oct 11, 2016
Iowa Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
Kansas Tues Oct 18, 2016
Kentucky Tues Oct 11, 2016
Louisiana Tues Oct 11, 2016
Maine Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
Maryland Tues Oct 18, 2016
Massachusetts Weds Oct 19, 2016
Michigan Tues Oct 11, 2016
Minnesota Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
Mississippi Postmarked by Sat Oct 8, 2016
Missouri Weds Oct 12, 2016
Montana Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
Nebraska Fri. Oct 21, 2016
Nevada Tues. Oct 18, 2016
New Hampshire Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
New Jersey Tues. Oct 18, 2016
New Mexico Tues Oct 11, 2016
New York Weds. Oct 19, 2016
North Carolina Fri Oct 14, 2016
North Dakota You don’t need to register to vote in North Dakota
(Instead, make sure you meet all the voting requirements, and provide ID to vote on Election Day, Nov 8. The requirements include: Be a US citizen, be at least 18 years old on Election Day, Nov 8, live at a North Dakota address by Oct 9, not be in jail or prison for a felony conviction and not be currently judged mentally incompetent by a court.)
Ohio Tues. Oct 11, 2016
Oklahoma Fri Oct 14, 2016
Oregon Tues. Oct 18, 2016
Pennsylvania Tues. Oct 11, 2016
Rhode Island Sun Oct 9, 2016
South Carolina Sat Oct 8, 2016
South Dakota Mon. Oct 24, 2016
Tennessee Tues. Oct 11, 2016
Texas Tues. Oct 11, 2016
Utah Postmarked by Sun Oct 9, 2016
Vermont Weds. Nov 2, 2016
Virginia Mon Oct 17, 2016
Washington Tues. Oct 11, 2016
West Virginia Tues. Oct 18, 2016
Wisconsin Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
Wyoming Tues. Nov 8, 2016
(You can register and vote through Election Day)
If you need additional details on absentee ballots, to find out where to vote, see if you are registered or to do a one-stop online registration, log on to RockTheVote.com.
