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Online Voter Registration

Online voter registration is a policy that improves the voter registration process by allowing voters to fill out and submit registration forms electronically through online systems set up by their state. In most states, these systems work in tandem with, and are checked against, information from driver’s licenses or other state-issued IDs. Online voter registration can increase the convenience, accuracy, and efficiency of our election systems.
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Washington New York U.S. Virgin Islands Puerto Rico Guam Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands American Samoa New Hampshire Vermont Virginia Pennsylvania New York Maine West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Indiana Michigan Illinois Wisconsin North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Florida Mississippi Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Iowa Minnesota Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Texas 33 Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho Arizona Utah Nevada Oregon California Hawaii Alaska Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Delaware Maryland Washington D.C. New Hampshire Vermont
  • State allows online voter registration (43 states + D.C.)
  • State does not allow online voter registration (7 states)
*Note: North Dakota does not require voter registration

Recommended citation:  Movement Advancement Project. "Online Voter Registration." https://www.mapresearch.org/democracy-maps/online_voter_registration. Accessed [day of access].

Breakdown by Population

*Note: These percentages reflect the voting-eligible population, as reported by the United States Election Project.

89%

89 % of voting-eligible population lives in states that have online voter registration

11%

11 % of voting-eligible population lives in states that do not have online voter registration



Data current as of 06/01/2025
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