- 2013 Elections
- How Do I Register?
- When Do I Vote?
- Where Do I Vote?
- What Do I Bring?
- Send Me Reminders
2013 Elections in District of Columbia
For more information on all of the races happening in 2013, visit the District of Columbia Board of Elections site.
Registration Information
The deadline to register vote in District of Columbia is: Postmarked 30 days before the election. You may also register in person on Election Day.
To register to vote in the District of Columbia, you must:
- Be a United States Citizen
- Live in the District of Columbia
- Be at least 18 years old on or before the next election
- Not be in jail on a felony conviction
- Not have been judged "mentally incompetent"in a court of law
Register to vote now!
To check the status of your voter registration, click here.
When can I vote in District of Columbia?
Early Voting Information
In-person early voting available? YesBy mail early voting available? Yes
Come back soon for more information.
Voting Hours on Election Day
The polls are open from:7:00am to 8:00pm
Please contact your state election office for additional voting information, or click here to learn more about voting absentee in your state.
Where do I vote?
Find out at http://www.dcboee.org/voter_info/find_pollingplace/
For more information, contact your state election office.
What do you need to bring?
Registered voters do not need to present proof of residence to vote; however some polling places require ID to enter the facility. So it is encouraged that you take some form of identification with you to vote.
If you are a first time voter and registered to vote by mail, you will be asked to present proof of residence when you vote. Similarly, if you register to vote on Election Day, you will need to provide proof of residence.
Acceptable forms of proof of residence include the following (they have to include your current and complete name and current address):
- Copy of current and valid photo identification
- Copy of current utility bill (does not include cell phone) with name and address
- Bank Statement with name and address
- Government check with name and address
- Paycheck with name and address
- Or other government document that shows your name and address
For more information, contact your state election office.





