Vote Smarter 2020: Will Precincts Be Open On Election Day?

The video tutorial explains the differences in voting processes across states, highlighting in-person and mail voting options. It notes that while most states have in-person voting, some like Oregon conduct elections entirely by mail. Due to COVID-19, there may be fewer precincts, and Maryland is using vote centers. Voters are advised to verify their voting locations as they may differ from previous elections.

Which state conducts its elections entirely by mail?

• Florida

• Oregon

• California

• Texas

What is a vote center as described in the video?

• A center for voter registration

• A place where only mail ballots are counted

• A polling place open only on weekends

• A location where voters can cast their ballots regardless of their precinct

Why might the number of open precincts be different in this election?

• Because of new voting technology

• Because of the coronavirus pandemic

• Due to changes in state laws

• Due to a shortage of election volunteers

What should voters do to ensure they go to the correct polling place?

• Call the election office on Election Day

• Bring multiple forms of ID

• Vote early to avoid confusion

• Check their polling place location in advance

What is a key reason for verifying your polling location before Election Day?

• Polling places may have changed since the primary

• To receive a free voting guide

• To ensure you are registered to vote

• To get a discount on public transport