Welcome to the North Dakota Secretary of State Voter Information Portal

North Dakota voters will be receiving their ballots by mail for the June 9th primary election. Voters must submit an application to receive the ballot, and can complete an online application to print, sign, and mail at vote.nd.gov.

Where do I vote on Election Day? What are voting hours in North Dakota? What is the best time to vote and avoid lines? What voting equipment will voters use to cast their ballots?

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Remember, for the purposes of voting, a person may have only one residence, shown by an actual fixed permanent dwelling, or any other abode. Residency in North Dakota is defined in North Dakota Century Code, Section 54-01-26 which states: Every person has in law a residence. In determining the place of residence, the following rules must be ...

To avoid surprises and make sure that election workers are prepared for media visits, media representatives are encouraged to contact the County Auditor in the county were the polling location is located.