We encourage all Dartmouth Students who are U.S. Citizens to vote on January 23!
Dartmouth students can LEGALLY vote either in Hanover, NH or their state of origin.
Voter Registration Drives
This 2023-2024 school year, we are excited to work with the Dartmouth Votes coalition and the Town of Hanover to run several more voter registration events!
FALL AND WINTER VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVES:
November 6 from 2-4 PM @ Collis Common Ground - DONE!
January 8 from 3-5 PM @ Collis Common Ground - DONE!
WHAT TO BRING:
Photo ID: Dartmouth ID or driver’s license.
Proof of residence: If you live in a Dartmouth dorm (in Hanover, not Summit on Juniper or Sachem Village), Supervisors of the Checklist can verify your residency in Hanover. If you don’t live in a Dartmouth dorm, bring a copy of a lease or utility bill, your NH driver's license with your Hanover address on it, or other proof of Hanover residency. Photos on phones are acceptable.
Proof of citizenship: Copy of birth certificate or passport. Photos on phones are acceptable.
Affidavits can be signed if the above are not available. However, best practice is to bring the appropriate documents like a passport.
Reminder: Students currently residing at Summit on Juniper and Sachem Village, or other Dartmouth properties NOT located in Hanover cannot register to vote in Hanover.* Please consider any implications registering to vote in Hanover might have on personal circumstances (e.g. scholarships).
In NH, you can register to vote ON Election Day!
Hanover High Polls open for the NH Presidential Primary on Tuesday, January 23 from 7AM-7PM!
Election Day SHuttles
This upcoming election day, January 23, 2024, we are offering a shuttle from various campus locations to the polls at Hanover High. Live GPS tracking of shuttles was designed by Nicolás Macri ’24 and JJ Dega ’26 and provided by BusWhere?
On Election Day, November 8, 2022, we offered two van shuttles from various campus locations to the polls at Hanover High. Live GPS tracking of shuttles was designed by Jessica Chiriboga ’24 and provided by BusWhere?