Want to Vote Early? Check your State's Early Voting Dates.
The following chart displays options to vote early or in-person absentee in the next upcoming federal or state level election in your state.
For early voting in local elections and detailed dates and deadlines for additional elections in your state, please see our Election Dates and Deadlines page.
For Early Voting location listings, check the State Voting Requirements / State Lookup Tools section for your state.
Some states do not have tools available for voters to look up Early Voting locations, nor even location listings for the whole state. If your state does not have an Early Voting Locations entry on our State Lookup Tools, you can instead contact your Local Election Office for more details.
Notes:
(1) - All mail election. This state conducts elections entirely by mail. All registered voters should automatically receive a mail-in ballot.
Definitions:
EARLY VOTING (EV): Early voting usually refers to voting that takes place at specially designated early voting sites.
IN-PERSON ABSENTEE VOTING (IPA): In-person absentee voting usually refers to going through the absentee balloting process in-person at a local election office.
While these two terms are often used interchangeably to refer to any voting done in-person before election day - most states only use one or the other - some states use both and they're distinguished along the lines described above.