North Dakota
State Election Information
(We do our best to keep this information updated, but be sure to double-check your state’s official voter info.)
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North Dakota does not have voter registration! Wild! You simply need to bring valid proof of ID and residency to the polls in order to vote.
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ID required
A voter may cast a ballot that is set aside in a sealed envelope. The ballot is counted in the voter provides valid identification within six days of the election.
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Per vote411.org: The law encourages employers to provide time off to vote when an employee's regular work schedule conflicts with the times polls are open. This policy however is voluntary.
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Begins: 15 days before election
Ends: Day before election
(Note: Times and locations vary, so check your polling place to see where/when you can cast an early vote)
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"No-excuse" absentee/mail voting is available.
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