In Texas the last day to register to vote for the November 8th, 2011 elections was October 11, 2011. You are not able to register after that day.

Hey you can email Megan Simpson and her email address is megan@rockthevote.com.

Just head to our website, http://live.rockthevote.com/. You'll find everything you need there to run a voter registration drive or to sign up for our Street Team. Thanks for your support!

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Hope that helps!

There is no online voting in the United States.

You can use our handy FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE widget on the right side of the screen to find out where to go.

Unfortunately, the deadline to register to vote has passed. Your voter registration application was due on October 8th and people can also register and vote at the same time during early voting (but that ended on Saturday). Sorry we don't have better news.

You should go to your nearest polling place and vote. (If you need to look it up, just use the FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE tool on the right-hand side of this page.)

Explain your situation. You will be allowed to a provisional ballot.

After the election, the elections officials will determine whether you are a registered and eligible voter and if they will count your vote. Here are the rules on provisional ballots: http://www.ncsbe.gov/VoterLookup.aspx?Feature=provisional

Good luck!

The ballot does not list who is currently an elected official.

Take a look at this voter guide to see who is on the ballot in your county: http://www.unctv.org/election/candidates/index.html. And here is a list of current elected officials: http://vote-nc.org/Officials.aspx?Report=NC.

Hope that helps and happy voting.

The best (and coolest) information source we have found is produced by the nonpartisan Project Vote Smart.

It has a great overview of top candidates positions on immigration and other issues.

Click here: http://votesmart.org/voteeasy/#

Good voting!

Unfortunately, no. Each polling place has a ballot that is specific for the particular area where it is located. In order to cast a ballot for your home address you would have needed to request an absentee ballot or go in person to your polling place.

If you have further questions, please contact your local board of elections: http://www.sboe.state.nc.us/content.aspx?id=13.

Sorry we don't have better news.