It's National Voter Registration day, a nonpartisan action day to mobilize voter registration across the United States. Although it is important to register to vote in every state, as House, Senate, and down-ballot races will be decided across the country,

New Yorkers can register to vote online or by mail using forms found at elections.ny.gov. You can also register to vote in person at your local board of elections office, the Department of Motor Vehicles, or a New York State agency-based voter registration center. Locations are listed on the board of elections website.

Friday marked the first day of early voting in Minnesota for this election and the 5th annual National Black Voter Day, a partnership between civic engagement groups and BET to mobilize voters.

If you have children who will be 18 by Election Day, now is a perfect time to encourage them to register to vote and spark discussions about democracy, civic duty, the significance of voting, and having their voices heard.

To register by mail, you can print a voter registration form and mail it into your local registrar of voters. To register in person, you can go to your local Registrar of Voters or Town Clerk's office. Connecticut allows same day voter registration for both early and Election Day voting.

Colorado voter registration dramatically increased on September 10, the day of the presidential debate and Taylor Swift's social media post afterward endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris.

More than 130 voter-registration events will be held on college campuses — at basketball tournaments, football games and more — in the handful of states where Harris and Walz

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales is pleased to announce that over 90% of eligible Hoosiers are registered to vote. Indiana’s voter

Celebrate National Voter Registration Day by registering to vote in Florida's general election in November, or by checking your current registration.