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2024 Election Dates & Deadlines
Voter registration Deadline
Monday, October 21
Absentee ballot deadlines
Tuesday, October 29: Last day to apply for an absentee ballot by mail
Thursday, October 31: Last day to apply for an absentee in-person
Monday, November 4: Last day to hand-deliver an absentee ballot
Tuesday, November 5: Absentee ballots returned by mail must be received by noon on Election Day
Election Day: Tuesday, November 5, 2024 (polls open 7 am - 7 pm)
What's on your ballot?
This November, voters across Alabama will be voting in races at the federal, state, and local level. 2024 is a presidential election year, meaning all voters will vote for President and Vice President of the United States.​
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Click here to download a copy of a sample ballot if you live in Mobile.
Meet the candidates: PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
KAMALA HARRIS
DONALD TRUMP
Republican Nominee for President
Democratic Nominee for President
​A notable race this year is the U.S. House race for Alabama's new 2nd Congressional District. The City of Mobile is located in the new CD-2, and voters in Mobile have the opportunity to elect a representative to Congress who truly represents their values. Some background: the new CD-2 is the result of Allen v. Milligan, a U.S. Supreme Court case that ordered the State of Alabama to draw fair maps – ones that did not attempt to dilute the voting power of Black Americans. The result is a new district that gives Black voters an opportunity at fairer representation.​
Meet the candidates: Alabama's 2nd congressional District
Shomari
Figures
Democratic Nominee for the U.S. House of Representatives (AL CD-2)
CAROLEENE
DOBSON
Republican Nominee for the U.S. House of Representatives (AL CD-2)
Election Resources
BOOKLET: THE POWER IS IN YOUR HANDS
"The Power is in Your Hands" booklet, created by Stand Up Mobile, is your guide to representation. It includes information on Alabama's new congressional district, as well as local elected offices, how to find and get in contact with your state and federal representatives, and what to do if you want to run for office. Download our booklet, revised November 2023, for more information!
OTHER RESOURCES
The Election Protection Hotline uses a wide range of tools and activities to protect, advance, and defend the right to vote. Have questions about an upcoming election or experience trouble at the polls on Election Day? Get in touch with the national Election Protection Hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) for English speaking assistance, 888-VE-Y-VOTA (888-839-8682) for Spanish, 888-API-VOTE (888-274-8683) for Asian languages, and 844-YALLA-US (844-925-5287) for Arabic.
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Voters can be anywhere! Millions of eligible voters are away from their home state in election season – living, working, going to school, or serving all over the world. Whether you're a city or an ocean away, you can still vote at home! Learn more about how to "Send Your Vote Home" and vote absentee with our friends at Building Bridges for America.
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Vote 411​ is a helpful resource that educates voters about what and who is on their ballot. Simply navigate to Vote 411 and enter your home address to see what races you will be voting in this November.
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Stand Up Mobile​ is coordinating FREE rides to the polls for the November 5, 2024 election. If you need help getting to the polls, please give us a call at (251) 358-7161, or book your ride at bit.ly/ridestovotemobile. Polls are open from 7AM–7PM.
Alabama Votes is the state's official election center, run by the Alabama Secretary of State. Visit this site for official information on voter registration, election information, absentee voting, photo voter ID, and more.,
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The Mobile County Probate Court also has election information available to residents of Mobile County. This includes links to register to vote online, update your voter registration, information for candidates running for office (e.g., how to qualify and other candidate resources), election results, poll worker training videos, and more.
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Domestic violence voter affirmation
The Domestic Violence Voter Affirmation form serves as a notification to election officials to omit residential and mailing addresses from publicly available lists of registered voters who are victims/survivors of domestic violence or who are a custodian of a minor who is a victim/survivor of domestic violence. The form can be downloaded here and returned to the Board of Registrars office in the county where the individual is registered or intends to vote.
