North Dakota

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The voting systems used in North Dakota are optical scan and DRE.

There is no voter registration.

If you are a disabled voter you may be accompanied by, and receive assistance from, another person of your choice in the voting booth, unless the person is an employer, officer or agent of your union, a candidate running in that election, or a relative of a candidate. The polling place building should have several routes through it, and sufficient signs should be in place to direct you to the most accessible route to the polling location.

In North Dakota, there is no need for provisional voting, since there is no voter registration process.

The law encourages employers to provide time off to vote when an employee's regular work schedule conflicts with the times polls are open. This policy however is voluntary.

There is no voter registration.