Voter Registration Information
North Dakota does not require voters to register prior to Election Day. You may simply bring acceptable proof of ID and residency to the polls in order to vote (see below). Click here to visit the State of North Dakota Secretary of State for all questions that relate to voting. (Best way) You can also fill out the national voter registration form at the bottom of this page.
Voter Eligibility in North Dakota
In order to vote in North Dakota, you must be:
At least 18 years old on or before Election Day.
A North Dakota resident.
A resident of your voter precinct for at least 30 days prior to the election.
When you arrive at the polls on Election Day, you’ll need to show proof of birth date and residency. This can include:
A North Dakota driver’s license or ID card.
An ID issued by a tribal government.
A form of identification issued by the Secretary of State.
A combination of the options above.
Should I Ever Give My Social Security Number out On-Line?
No, you shouldn’t. In our on-line Voter Registration Section, some states such as Hawaii, Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Ohio, and New Mexico, may ask for your social security number to prevent fraudulent registration and voting.
At no time does PresidentialElection.com need your Social Security number for any reason. In the states that request a social security number for processing, we have added a safety feature in the description “If you do not want to type in your Social Security number in this form for security reasons, you can leave it blank. When you print your form to mail, you will still have the option to write it in manually before you mail in your registration application if your state requires it. We recommend typing in just the first three numbers and writing the rest in by hand after printing.. The referenced states may need that information to process your application. If you have any questions about any fields, just point your curser at the question mark beside each field.