NH Voter Registration - Transition

To register to vote in New Hampshire, you must be a resident of New Hampshire.

• True

• False

Where can you go to register to vote?

• Capital, Concord

• online voter registration

• Your town hall

• The polling location in your town the day of the election

What do you have to have ​when you go to register to vote?​

• valid photo identification
• driver's license
• proof you are a NH resident
• your mom's electric bill

How old do you have to be on the day of the election?

What can you NOT use as valid photo identification to register?

• driver's license

• passport

• NH public or accredited private high school student ID (like PA)

• NH college/university ID

• social security card

To register to vote, I need to prove that I live in the NH town in which I am voting at.

• True

• False

Even if I don't drive, I can get a non-driver's ID at the Department of Motor Vehicles to use to register to vote.

• True

• False

I can use any of these documents for "proof of domicile" that I live in my town of NH to register to vote.

• bill with a PO Box address on it

• bill with your name & street address

• lease with your name & street address

• your motor vehicle registration

To register to vote, you MUST have dual citizenship (which means you are a citizen of the United States AND another country).

• True

• False

You can use any of the following for proof that you are a US citizen to register to vote.

• birth certificate

• US passport

• Canadian passport

• naturalization document