All Americans are entitled to exercise their right to vote. We work to educate NH residents with disabilities about voting rights and responsibilities.
Know Your Voting Rights: 2022 Elections Update
2022 Elections Update
2022 New Hampshire Election Dates
- September 13, 2022 – Primary Election
- November 8, 2022 – General Election
Remember, there are two ways you can register to vote in New Hampshire, you can:
- Register to vote at your local city or town clerk’s office at least 10 days before the date of the primary or general election; or
- Register to vote at your polling place on election day
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Download our Toolkit for Voters with Disabilities
The Power of the Disability Vote
Turnout Has Increased
One in five Americans, including nineteen percent of likely voters, experience a disability. They, along with their families, friends and allies, vote. A recent Rutgers University study noted that between the 2018 and 2020 elections, voter turnout among people with disabilities surged by 5.9 points, surpassing the increase among voters without disabilities. This data shows that candidates ignore us at their own peril.
The Disability Voter Gap Persists
If people with disabilities voted at the same rate as those without disabilities, an additional 1.75 million votes would be cast. Make sure yours is one of them. Learn about the candidates and cast your vote. Remember to contact us if you think your voting rights have been violated or if you would like to schedule an education and information session about your rights as a voter with disabilities.
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Learn More About Voting
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Additional Resources
NH Secretary of State’s Help Desk: (603) 271-8241
Still Have Questions About Voting?
Call Us. We Can Help.
If you have questions about voting in NH or think your voting rights have been violated because of your disability you can contact us to speak with an attorney free 0f charge.
