Less than one month until Election Day! Here's what you need to know to get ready:

Have your ID ready: North Dakota is the only state without voter registration, but make sure you have a valid ID to vote, like a ND driver's license or non-driver's ID card.
Decide how you'll vote: By mail (apply here), early in person if offered by your county, or in person on Election Day. Look up your polling place here.
Research your candidates and measures. Go to VOTE411.org and enter your address on the homepage to read responses directly from candidates. Voter guide provided by the ND League of Women Voters.

On the ballot: US House, statewide offices, odd-numbered state legislative districts, judicial offices, county offices, Measure 1 (60% threshold on constitutional ballot measures), and Measure 2 (universal school meals).

ND Election Day: June 9th

What's on the ballot? It's the state and county primaries, and when city candidates are elected.

Research your candidates: VOTE411.org

Do I need to register to vote? Nope! North Dakota is the only state without voter registration, but you must have a valid North Dakota ID. Most voters use a ND driver's license or a ND non-driver ID card. More about voter ID.

Where to Vote in Cass County:

Early Voting:

June 2-5: 11am-7pm
June 6: 11am - 5pm

Early Voting Sites: Fargodome, Fairgrounds in the Hartl Ag Building, Fargo Parks Sports Center, and the Ramada. We have vote centers, so eligible Cass County voters can go to any of these sites to cast their ballot.

Election Day Voting on June 9: Polls are open 7am - 7pm. Find the voting sites here.

Vote by Mail Application: Print, sign, and submit the application to the Cass County Finance Office to request a mail-in ballot.

Moved recently? Update the address on your ND driver’s license/non-driver ID online.

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Checklist to vote in North Dakota for November 3rd

One month until Election Day! Are you ready?

ND Election Day: June 9th