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YOUR VOTE. YOUR VOICE.
Get Vote Ready
What do you need to vote?
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Check Your Registration Status
2026 Election Dates & Deadlines
Your Next Election: November 3, 2026
Alabama General Election
Check your registration, review your ballot, and make a plan to vote.
Voter registration deadlines
OCTOBER 19, 2026
Absentee ballot deadlines
OCT 27 — Application by mail must be received.
OCT 29 — Last day to apply in person.
NOV 2 — Hand-deliver your ballot by close of business.
NOV 3 · NOON — Mailed ballot must be received.
Plan ahead: these are receipt deadlines, not postmark dates.
KNOW BEFORE YOU VOTE
What to Expect in 2026
Your ballot depends on your address and voting districts. Start with official election information, then explore the candidates and issues.
VIEW OFFICIAL 2026 SAMPLE BALLOTS
Choose the November 3 general election and your county.
Election Resources
FIND YOUR COUNTY SAMPLE BALLOT
Choose your county below to view the official 2026 general election sample ballot.
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Your ballot may vary by precinct and voting districts. Confirm your registration and districts before reviewing it.
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Stand Up Mobile’s digital election guides for Mobile, Baldwin, Monroe, and Washington Counties will be posted here by the end of September.
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​Our August 2026 special primary guide remains available below as an archive.
Need Help Voting?
QUESTIONS OR TROUBLE VOTING?
Election Protection offers nonpartisan help with registration, absentee voting, and problems at the polls. Reach out when you need help understanding your next step.
English: 866-687-8683
Spanish / English: 888-839-8682
Asian languages / English: 888-274-8683
Arabic / English: 844-925-5287
VOTING WHILE AWAY FROM HOME?
Going to college, traveling, or living away from home? Start with the Vote From Away guide, then check Alabama’s absentee eligibility, application instructions, and deadlines.
Explore the Vote From Away guide · Check Alabama absentee voting rules
CONCERNED ABOUT ADDRESS PRIVACY?
Alabama’s Domestic Violence Voter Affirmation allows eligible survivors, including people with legal custody of a minor survivor, to request that residential and mailing addresses be omitted from publicly available voter lists.
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Review the form’s eligibility statements and return the completed form to the Board of Registrars in the county where you are registered or intend to register. Contact that office for help.
Download the Domestic Violence Voter Affirmation
