What to do if poll workers say you aren’t registered to vote

(NewsNation) – Turnout has been surging in early voting, with vote counts reportedly exceeding the numbers collected during the same period in the last midterm election cycle.

But what happens if you head to the polls and you’re told you aren’t registered to vote?

Whether you vote early or on Election Day, here’s what to do if you’re told you aren’t eligible to vote.

Check your registration status online before you go to vote and make sure you have the correct address for your polling place.

Update your registration

If you have recently moved, your registration may still reflect your old address. Ask a poll worker if you can update your registration on site and vote, or if you’ll need to go to your old polling place to cast a ballot.

Same-day registration

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