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1. When are the polls open?

The polls are open from 6:30 am to 7:30 pm on Election Day.

2. What do I need to bring with me to my polling place?

You are not required to show your voter card when you vote. As long as you provided a valid identification number on your voter registration application, you will not be required to show ID before voting. Just in case, first-time voters are encouraged to bring a current form of identification that lists your name and residence address.

3. Can I go to any polling place in the county?

It is important that you go to your assigned polling place, because that is the only place where your name will be printed in the poll book. Going to your assigned polling place will also ensure that you receive a ballot containing the contests that match the jurisdictions of your residence address.

4. What should I do if I moved and did not update my address?

If you have moved and do not update your address before the voter registration deadline, you will not be listed in the poll book at your new polling place. It is a violation of the law to vote at your old polling place if your move date is greater than 30 days before Election Day.

For voters who have moved, the easiest option is to vote at an early voting site where you can update your address and vote at the same time. If you prefer to vote on Election Day.

If you plan to vote on Election Day, it is important to complete and submit a voter registration application before the election's registration deadline. If you miss the deadline, call the Board of Elections to find out where your new polling place is located. You will be able to vote at your new polling place, but you will first need to inform the poll worker of your new address.

5. What if I am physically unable to enter the polling place?

Curbside voting is offered at all Randolph County polling places. If a voter cannot enter the polling place without assistance due to age or physical disability, he or she may vote either in the vehicle conveying such person or in the immediate vicinity of the polling place simply by sending the driver of the vehicle to request assistance.