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Check Your Voter Record is temporarily unavailable while we complete an update. The tool will be available again as soon as the update is completed. Thank you for your patience, and we apologize for the inconvenience.
Voter registration is closed until the day after the upcoming election on August 29, 2023. Any voter registrations received will be held by the county clerk until then.
Election day registration will be available at your precinct polling location. To register to vote on election day you must appear in person at your precinct polling location with proof of identity and address (Idaho Code 34-408A).
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The deadline for requesting an absentee ballot for the upcoming election has passed. The online absentee ballot request system will reopen the day after the next election, and you may request an absentee ballot for any future elections in the year.
Online Absentee Ballot Requests are currently undergoing maintenance and will be back online as soon as possible. We apologize for the inconvenience.
In the meantime, you may request a 2022 Absentee Ballot using the PDF Absentee Request Form and submitting it to your County Clerk's office either in person, or by mail.
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The Idaho online voter registration and absentee request system will be temporarily unavailable beginning Friday, June 30.
We are working on updates to reflect recent legislation and apologize for any inconvenience. Online service will resume on Monday, July 10th.
Thank you for your patience and we look forward to assisting you.
The deadline for requesting an absentee ballot for the upcoming election has passed. The online absentee ballot request system will reopen the day after the next election, and you may request an absentee ballot for any future elections in the year. Click here for Election dates
House Bill No. 340 was passed during Idaho’s 2023 legislative session. Due to this change, starting July 1st, 2023, new voter registrations will need to provide one of the approved proofs of residence documents in order to complete the registration process.
If your residence address does not match the record on your driver’s license, you may still begin the registration process via the online portal; however, your application will not be complete. To satisfy this requirement, you may update your driver’s license record or provide one of the approved documents to your county elections office or at the polls.
House Bill No. 340 was passed during Idaho’s 2023 legislative session. Due to this change, starting July 1st, 2023, new voter registrations must provide an approved proof of residence document in order to complete the registration process.
New voters who have not provided the approved proof of identification and residence will be unable to request an absentee ballot until those requirements have been met.
Approved proof of identification and residence documents are listed here.