Check the website www.canivote.org. It will direct you to the registration rolls in your county to make sure you have not been purged and tell you which polling place to go to.
BRING PHOTO ID
A drivers license or state issued ID is best . Seven states want it, the others will accept alternate photo ids or forms of identification.
DON'T BE INTIMIDATED
Only an election official can stop your right to vote. Ignore so-called "poll watchers" from either party.
CHECK YOUR BALLOT
If you vote on paper (like an SAT test by filling in the circle), make sure you fill in only one per race. 2 marks cancel your vote.
ELECTRONIC VOTE
In some places, if you vote electronically, you can check the paper printout to make sure the machine carried out your wishes.
CAMPAIGN GEAR
Avoid wearing campaign gear, some polling places don't allow it.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit the website for "The Committee of Seventy," a watchdog group for elections in the Philadelphia region.
