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Election Day, November 5, 2024
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An informed voter is a powerful force for change, and we’re committed to making sure Black communities have everything they need to fully participate in the democractic process. Whether it’s voter registration, election updates, or key deadlines, our Take Action Center provides the tools and resources to ensure that Black communities can use their voices to shape the policies that affect our lives.
KEY VOTER REGISTRATION DATES
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Georgia
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Louisiana
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North Carolina
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Wisconsin
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California
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Absentee Ballot Request: August 19 Last Day to Request a Mail-in Ballot: October 25 |
Absentee Ballot Request: November 1 | Absentee Ballot Request: September 6 |
Absentee Ballot Request: October 31 Absentee Ballot Return: November 5 |
Absentee Ballot Request: October 29 |
| Early Voting Period: October 15 – November 1 | Early Voting Period: October 18 – 29 | Early Voting Period: October 17 – November 2 (NC residents can register and vote at the same time during this period.) |
Early Voting Period: October 22 – November 3 Emergency Ballot Period: October 29 – November 5 |
Early Voting Period: October 7 – November 4 |
| Last Day to Register for the General Election (in-person, by mail, and online): October 7 |
Last Day to Register for the General Election (in-person or by mail): October 7 Last Day to Register for the General Election (online): October 15 |
Last Day to Register for the General Election (online or by mail): October 11 Last Day to Register for the General Election (in-person): November 2 |
Last Day to Register for the General Election (online or by mail): October 16 Last Day to Register for the General Election (in-person): November 5 |
Last Day to Register for the General Election (online or by mail): October 21 Last Day to Register for the General Election: November 5 |
Election Day: November 5, 2024 |
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Georgia
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Absentee Ballot Request: August 19 Last Day to Request a Mail-in Ballot: October 25 Early Voting Period: October 15 – November 1 Last Day to Register for the General Election (in-person, by mail, and online) : October 7 |
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Louisiana
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Absentee Ballot Request: November 1 Early Voting Period: October 18 – 29 Last Day to Register for the General Election (in-person or by mail): October 7 Last Day to Register for the General Election (online): October 15
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North Carolina
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Absentee Ballot Request: September 6 Early Voting Period: October 17 – November 2 (NC residents can register and vote at the same time during this period.) Last Day to Register for the General Election (online or by mail): October 11 Last Day to Register for the General Election (in-person): November 2
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Wisconsin
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Absentee Ballot Request: October 31 Absentee Ballot Return: November 5 Early Voting Period: October 22 – November 3 Emergency Ballot Period: October 29 – November 5 Last Day to Register for the General Election (online or by mail): October 16 Last Day to Register for the General Election (in-person): November 5
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California
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Absentee Ballot Request: October 29 Early Voting Period: October 7 – November 4 Last Day to Register for the General Election (online or by mail): October 21 Last Day to Register for the General Election: November 5 |
Election Day: November 5 |
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The Black Economic Agenda is a series of policy solutions for each area where we see the most pressing needs, based on what Black Census respondents shared, and where there is potential for immediate impact on people’s lives. For this agenda we focus on state solutions that governors and legislatures can use to help improve the conditions for Black people in their states.
