Vote Smarter 2020: Do You Need An Excuse To Vote Early In Person?

The video discusses early voting in the U.S., highlighting that most states allow it without needing an excuse. It emphasizes the benefits of voting early, such as avoiding long lines, and advises viewers to plan their vote by ensuring they are registered in the correct jurisdiction. The video also provides specific details about early voting periods in various states.

What is a common requirement for early voting in most states?

• Early voting is only for absentee ballots.

• Voters must register on the day of voting.

• No excuse is needed to vote early.

• An excuse is needed to vote early.

How many states, including Washington, DC, offer in-person early voting?

• 44 states

• 50 states

• 30 states

• 10 states

Which state has the shortest early voting period?

• Minnesota

• South Dakota

• Oklahoma

• Wyoming

Why is early voting particularly recommended this year?

• To vote without showing identification.

• To receive a special voting discount.

• To ensure votes are counted first.

• To avoid longer lines on election day.

What should voters do to prepare for voting?

• Register on the day of voting.

• Vote without any prior planning.

• Check if they are registered in the correct jurisdiction.

• Wait until election day to decide.