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Where Do You Go To Register To Vote
Florence Said:
where do you go to register to vote?We Answered:
You must register at least 30 days before an election The Presidential Election is only 2 weeks away so all registered voters must now be accounted for .Paula Said:
Where do you go to register to vote?We Answered:
Check with your local court house. It is different in many states.