Find your polling location and ballot drop boxes
Describes who can register, how to register, and how to vote.
Details the eligibility requirements to register and vote in Maine.
Provides an overview of voter rights in Maine.
Allows eligible Mainers to register to vote or update their registration online.
Request an absentee ballot for the upcoming election. You can also contact your town clerk directly.
If you are a voter with a print disability that makes it difficult for you to use a paper ballot, you can request an electronic accessible ballot.
Do you want to automatically receive an absentee ballot for every election, without having to request a ballot each time? Download the form, fill it out, and return it to your town office to register for Ongoing Absentee Voting.
Have you requested an absentee ballot? Track it through the process for full assurance that it arrives at your town office and your vote is counted.
Find out who your elected leaders are, where your voting place is, and check out sample ballots.
Call DRM at 800-452-1948
Call or text our voter hotline:
207-558-3333
Call 866-OUR-VOTE
Call 301-818-VOTE
The ACLU is taking action to ensure every eligible voter can vote, ballots are counted fairly, elections are properly certified, and the will of voters is respected. Make a plan to vote, know your rights, and get involved.
Voting is the cornerstone of democracy and the fundamental right upon which all our civil liberties rest. In Maine, you can vote early by mail, vote early at your town or city office, or vote on Election Day at your local polling place. Here's what you need to know.
Guide to Local Government: Local governments make many crucial decisions that impact our everyday lives and future wellbeing. However, we often hear that people don't know how or where to begin getting involved. To address this problem, we've decided to create a guide to local government specifically for Maine.
All aspects of the voting process must be accessible to people with disabilities under state and federal law. Maine has one of the highest voter turnout rates in the country. To keep it this way, it is critical that eligible individuals in Maine feel empowered to cast their ballots. DRM works diligently to educate people with disabilities on their voting rights and to ensure local and state entities comply with the law.
You can also check out vote411.org - help friends and family in other states learn about their voting laws!