Where do you want to register to vote?

• Decide if you want to use your permanent address or university address.
• Use Campus Vote Project State Student Guides to learn about barriers and requirements to vote in SC or your home state.

TurboVote makes voting easy by offering simultaneous online registration and a ballot request process that takes minutes to complete.

Sign up for election reminders via text or email.

To check if you are registered correctly, find your polling location, and check ID requirements, visit Can I Vote.

Before you go vote you'll want to do your research on the candidates you'll find on your ballot.

ActiVote is a non-partisan resource that can assist you in your research on candidates. By filling out their survey you can see how you align with the national, state, and local candidates you'll find on your ballot. 

Ballotpedia is able to show you what could be found on your ballot based on where you are eligible to vote. This resource will help you research the content of your ballot.

As you prepare for voting make sure you have your polling plan outlined so that you can be prepared!

USC is now an Early Voting Campus! If you are a resident of Richland County you are now able to vote at the Blatt P.E. Center during early voting (Oct. 21st through Nov. 1st)

In-State: If you are in-state but unable to return to your county you are able to request a mail in ballot! Check out TurboVote to request your mail-in ballot.

Out-of-State: If you are an out of state student who is not planning on returning to your home state check out TurboVote to request your mail-in ballot.