Voting on Election Day
What to Expect at Your Polling Place
When you arrive, election workers are
available to assist you with the voting process and any accessibility needs in
Pulaski County.
1. Checking In
- Show
your ID: As of June 1, 2017, You will be asked to present an accepted photo ID. Please check official
state resources for the specific types of ID required.
- Provide
your info:
Confirm your name and address with the election worker.
- Sign
the Poll Pad:
Sign the voter list as instructed.
- Get
your ballot:
Receive your ballot from the election worker based on your voting
precinct.
2. Voting Your Ballot
- Find
a station:
Proceed to a private voting booth. Follow local rules regarding the use of
electronic devices in the voting area.
- Mark
your choices:
Follow the instructions on the ballot to make your selections.
- Check
your ballot:
Review all sections of your ballot completely.
- Write-in
candidates:
If applicable, follow instructions provided on the ballot for writing in a
candidate.
3. Reviewing & Submitting
- Follow
voting limits:
Vote for the correct number of candidates in each contest to ensure your
vote is counted.
- Skipping
contests:
You are not required to vote in every contest on the ballot.
- Fixing
errors:
If you make a mistake on your ballot, ask an election worker for
assistance on how to obtain a new one.
- Cast
your vote:
Submit your completed ballot according to the procedures at your polling
location.