1. How can I find out if I'm already registered in my state?

To find out if you're already registered call your Secretary of State. Use the WE Vote state-by-state vote map to link to your state's website and find the correct phone number.

2. How do I find out where I should go to vote?

Visit mypollingplace.com for help in locating where to vote in your area.

3. When is the last day to register to vote?

Use the WE Vote state-by-state vote map to link to your state's website and find the rules and download forms.

4. Do I need a voter registration card to vote?

No, you don't need a card. Just bring a picture ID and a utility bill with your address on it, so that you can verify your identity and place of residence.

5. I moved since I registered to vote. Do I need to re-register?

Yes, you need to register at your new residence. If the deadline has passed, request an absentee ballot from your previous address so you don't miss the election. After the election, be sure to fill out a voter registration form.

6. What if I can't make it to a polling place on Election Day?

Your state probably offers a mail-in or absentee ballots. You must already be registered to request an absentee ballot or a mail-in ballot. Some states have started offering early voting; contact your state's Secretary of State office for details.

7. How do I learn more about the candidates and their positions on the issues?

Check out the WE Vote candidates page for information on the top candidates and their thoughts on five issues important to women.

8. Have other questions?

E-mail us at WEVote@we.tv and we'll post more answers here.