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Where do I VOTE ON ELECTION DAY in the election on March 2, 2013?

Election Day Voting Information:

If you live in Harris County, you can find where to vote on Election Day by using this page, based on the home address you listed when you registered to vote.

First, please note the following important information:

• You are entitled to vote without being harassed or intimidated by anyone.
• Bring personal identification with you to the polls (voter registration card, driver's license, government ID, bank statement or utility bill). For this election, you are NOT required to have a photo ID.
• You do NOT need your voter registration card. (Of course, you DO need to be registered.)
• Each poll will have a list of eligible voters for that location. If your name is not on that list, the election worker should call the Elections Office to see if your registration can be located.
• If you are told that you cannot vote because your name is not on the list, or because your identification is not accepted, you must be allowed to cast a "provisional ballot". A provisional ballot is not counted until after the election, at which time election officials will determine whether you were properly registered to vote.
• If records show you have moved, you can vote by signing an address confirmation.
• You have the right to receive a demonstration of voting equipment before voting.
• If you are disabled or are over the age of 65, you have the right to an accessible polling place and help in voting.
• You may bring written materials into the voting booth to assist you as you cast your ballot.

• Ask for the name of the person who is denying you the right to vote and write it down.
• Ask to talk to a supervisor and lodge a complaint or call the Harris County Elections Office at: 713-755-6965
• Call the Harris County Democratic Party at 713-802-0085 and report your complaint.

To find your polling place, enter your 5-digit zip code and click "Continue". You must use a zip code for an actual street address. Zip codes for post office boxes will not be accepted.

How to Vote Early In Person:

If you are a Harris County resident and are registered to vote at a Harris County address within Senate District 6, you can vote early for the Mar. 2 election just by walking in to any the locations shown below during the following times.

(Note that on Election Day, Mar. 2, you must vote in your neighborhood polling place, not the locations shown below.)

• Harris County Administration Building, 1001 Preston, 1st Floor
• Holy Name Catholic Church, 1912 Marion St., 77009
• Ripley House, 4410 Navigation Blvd.
• Houston Community College Southeast, Learning Hub, 6815 Rustic
• Galena Park Library, 1500 Keen St., Galena Park
• Hardy Senior Center, 11901 West Hardy Road
• Baytown Community Center, 2407 Market Street, Baytown

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