Not sure if you’re registered to vote for the 2020 general election? Checking with your secretary of state or county clerk can be straightforward and simple. The deadline to register to vote in these states is Monday, Oct. 5. The general election is slated for Tuesday, Nov. 3.
For people living in any county in Ohio, visit the Ohio Secretary of State’s voter registration portal here. You can also check your polling precinct location on that site.
You can also check by calling your county board of elections:
- Hamilton County BOE
- Butler County BOE
- Warren County BOE
- Clermont County BOE
- Brown County BOE
- Adams County BOE
- Highland County BOE
If you live in Kentucky, check your voter registration here. The new portal also allows you to check the status of any mail-in ballots, find or update your polling location, view a sample ballot and elections results.
In Kentucky, you can also check by calling your county clerk:
- Bracken County Clerk
- Campbell County Clerk
- Carroll County Clerk
- Gallatin County Clerk
- Grant County Clerk
- Kenton County Clerk
- Mason County Clerk
- Owen County Clerk
- Pendleton County Clerk
For Indiana residents, register to vote or check the status of your voter registration here. The portal also lets you check your voting precinct, apply for a mail-in ballot and more.
You can also call your local board of elections:
- Dearborn County Clerk
- Fayette County Clerk
- Franklin County Clerk
- Ohio County Clerk
- Ripley County Clerk
- Switzerland County Clerk
- Union County Clerk
WCPO 9 is committed to giving you better access to the democratic process by providing resources you need to cast a vote in the 2020 general election. For more resources, FAQs and more, visit our Elections tab here.
