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Voter information

How to register, how to check what is already on file, and which official office answers for it, in every state and the District of Columbia.

How to register in New Hampshire

The channels this state runs, the cutoff rule for each one, and the official page that does it.

Three ways to register

Each cutoff below is New Hampshire's own rule, counted back from Election Day - not a date. The date it lands on depends on the election, so confirm it for yours on New Hampshire's registration page.

OnlineNot offeredNew Hampshire does not offer online registration. Use the mail or in-person route instead.
By mailMust be received 13 days before Election DayAsk your city or town clerk for a New Hampshire registration application, then sign it and mail it back.Request an application
In personAvailable up to and including on Election DayRegister at your state or local election office, the motor vehicles office, or many public assistance offices.Where to go

Same-day registration: you can still register in person through Election Day.

New Hampshire accepts a mailed registration only in special circumstances, for example, if you are temporarily out of town or a disability prevents you from applying in person. Ask your city or town clerk for the application.

Check or update your registration

Already registered? Check your name, address and any recorded party affiliation before the deadline.

Check your New Hampshire registration

Official resources

Sourced from the offices that run the election. Deadlines for a specific election, sample ballots, and polling places all live with them.

Registration channels, cutoff rules, and official links on this page are read from vote.gov's New Hampshire page, last updated November 19, 2024. Cutoffs are stated as New Hampshire's rule relative to Election Day; for the calendar date in a particular election, and for anything a rule change may have moved since that stamp, the New Hampshire election office is authoritative.