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Eligibility to Vote, Are you? If so go VOTE!

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Eligibility to Vote, Are you? If so go VOTE!

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You have to be a US citizen

You have to be a resident of the state you're voting in (each state has different residency requirements, so make sure that you meet them in advance)

You cannot be currently serving a prison term, on parole, or in another form of post-release supervision (though check with your local election board to be sure, since some states, such as Vermont or Maine, do not regulate felon voting)

If you're looking at the Presidential election, know that you may not have to be 18. Some states allow 17-year-olds (who will be 18 by election day) to vote in the primaries and caucuses.

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a voter's party affiliation and a voter's psychological attachment to a particular political party

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the voter's social identity, such as economic class, ethnicity, gender, race and religious preference. Often, a candidate will purposely gear campaign messages to particular voters, using a theme that conveys sameness.

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Most voters already know how they will vote, even in the early stages of a campaign. It is rare for campaigns to change the minds of voters, though sometimes a campaign can successfully sway enough voters to influence the predicted outcome of an election.

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The voter's background and identification with the candidates

The voter's party identification

The voter's view of the incumbent's previous performance