Voter Information for the 2020 General Election
Being a parent, a student, holding down multiple jobs or raising grandchildren doesn't make it easy to get out and vote. But it's more important than ever that you protect your rights and your family's well-being by exercising your right and duty to vote!
General Election Season begins September 18 when absentee ballots are mailed to voters requesting them, and concludes on Election Day November 3rd. Your vote matters more than ever, and so does your safety! Plan to vote one of three ways - absentee, early vote or on election day. Enlist a friend to keep you on plan, or better yet, to vote with you!
General Election Season begins September 18 when absentee ballots are mailed to voters requesting them, and concludes on Election Day November 3rd. Your vote matters more than ever, and so does your safety! Plan to vote one of three ways - absentee, early vote or on election day. Enlist a friend to keep you on plan, or better yet, to vote with you!
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Make Your Voting Plan Today - use these handy links:
- Check Your Voter Registration & Find Your District & Polling Place
- Learn about Absentee Voting and Request an absentee ballot online - Absentee Mail Ballot option is available to all voters for the 2020 General Election due to COVID-19 risks and impacts (medical reason). Be sure to mail your ballot no later than October 20 in case of postal service delays!
- Track your absentee ballot
- Register to Vote or update your registration no later than October 13!
Contact your County Clerk - for registration or ballot information, voting hours or other questions:
- Cabell County - (304) 526-8625
- Wayne County - (304) 272-6362