Vote where you live.
You live in this town nine months a year. You pay the rent, ride the bus, deal with the landlord. You should get a say in who runs it. Here's exactly how.
College students get told to vote back home, in a town they barely live in. We say vote where you actually live. Every Campus Votes is student-run, nonpartisan, and built for every campus.
If school is where you live most of the year, you can usually register there, even if you're from another state. Rules vary, so we point you to your state's official form.
You vote at school or at home, never both. Choose the place you want your vote counted.
When you move back, update your registration the same way you signed up. Many states let you do it online in a few minutes.
Roommates, teammates, club members, the whole floor. Registering is easier with friends and a group chat.
Where you live is where you vote.
The people running your college town decide on rent, buses, and policing near campus. Students are a huge part of that town. Act like it.
