Staff Report / FLXlocal.org

To register to vote, you can visit your local election office or apply online at the provided website link. It is important to follow the instructions given during the registration process.

The Geneva Public Library encourages residents to check their voter registration status before election day by visiting verify.vote.org. They also offer voting resources available on the 2nd Floor.

On Tuesday, September 17, between 11 am and 6 pm, the League of Women Voters will be at the library to assist with voting-related questions, including registering to vote. Community members are urged to make use of these resources to ensure they are prepared to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming elections.

Source: Geneva Public Library

Source Type: Library

Source Location: Geneva

Geneva, NY

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