File:Voter Registration Methods for 2024 U.S. Election.svg
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English: Large map (green) shows the number of voter registration methods available in each state, in addition to in-person and mail. The smaller maps show which states have online voter registration (yellow), same day registration (purple), and automatic voter registration (orange). Further information about voter registration methods in 2024 and past presidential elections is available from the Center for Election Innovation and Research's report, "The Expansion of Innovative Voter Registration Methods, 2000–2024", September 2024. |
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| Author | CEIR Research Team |
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