New Voting Rules & Early Voting!

Make a Plan to Vote!

Early in-person voting for West Virginia’s primary election started April 29, and runs through Saturday, May 9.

If you’re planning to vote early, here are a few important things to know before you go:

• Bring a valid photo ID. West Virginia now requires a photo ID. Acceptable forms include a driver’s license, passport, or other approved identification.
• Know your party status. West Virginia has a closed Republican primary, meaning only registered Republicans can vote in Republican primary races.
• Check your registration and find your polling place here. Early voting sites and times vary by county.

Voting early is a simple way to make sure your voice is heard on your schedule. Take a few minutes now to make a plan.

Resources and Voter Guides:

• Secretary of State’s GoVoteWV
• League of Women Voters’ Vote411
• Mountain State Spotlight Voter Guide
• West Virginia Watch Voter Guide

If you need help finding your polling place or checking your registration, please reach out to your County Clerk. 

If you have any questions about the voting process or encounter any issues at the polls, please reach out to us at info@wvcag.org.