Grab your passport! We're traveling to...your town clerk's office.

New Hampshire *loves* elections, but does it love helping eligible voters get registered to vote? 

In this episode, Liz talks to McKenzie Taylor, the State Director of the New Hampshire Campaign for Voting Rights, about registering in person, voting in person, requesting to vote absentee in person...yet, they are able to have this conversation from inside a computer. Science!

Remember: you are eligible to vote in New Hampshire if (1) you are a US citizen, (2) you will be 18 years or older on or before Election Day, and (3) New Hampshire is your home. 

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Links:

• New Hampshire Campaign for Voting Rights
• Check your voter registration (NH Secretary of State)
• Find your polling location (NH Secretary of State)
• Find your town or city clerk's information (NH Secretary of State)
• NH’s new ID requirements send some would-be voters home to grab passports, birth certificates (NHPR)
• Former Republican Rep. Troy Merner pleads guilty to wrongful voting, loses right to vote (NH Bulletin)
• NH disability rights advocates raise alarm over bills tightening voting requirements (NHPR)
• Federal judge hears arguments over NH's proof of citizenship voting law (NHPR)
• Sununu signs strict voter ID bill; law will take effect after November election (NH Bulletin)
• Ayotte signs bills to tighten absentee voting, ensure accessible voting (NH Bulletin)

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