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How To Register To Vote For Donald Trump The stakes are too high for you to stay home

CLEVELAND, OH - JULY 21:  Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump delivers a speech during the evening session on the fourth day of the Republican National Convention on July 21, 2016 at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump received the number of votes needed to secure the party's nomination. An estimated 50,000 people are expected in Cleveland, including hundreds of protesters and members of the media. The four-day Republican National Convention kicked off on July 18.  (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Matt Forney

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August 24, 2016 Politics
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On November 8, millions of Americans will cast their ballots for president, as well as numerous other down-ballot races. Given how hostile America has become to men in the past eight years under Obama—as well as Hillary Clinton’s openly anti-male, anti-white platform and demonstrable mental and physical health problems—the stakes have never been higher in a presidential race. While he’s far from perfect, Donald Trump is the only candidate who has the potential to turn the tide against leftist degeneracy, or at least hit the pause button.

Because of this, Return of Kings is urging our readers to register to vote and cast their ballots for Trump. To help you do this, we’ve assembled this guide showing you how to register in every state, as well as Washington, D.C. To help do your part to elect President Trump, read on…

Alabama

To vote in Alabama, you must register by October 24. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Alaska

To vote in Alaska, you must register by October 9. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Arizona

To vote in Arizona, you must register by October 10. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Arkansas

To vote in Arkansas, you must register by October 10. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

California

To vote in California, you must register by October 24. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Colorado

To vote in Colorado, you must register by October 31. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Connecticut

To vote in Connecticut, you must register by November 1. You can register online by going here and following the instructions. Please note that the online registration system is not available between the hours of 11pm and 6am Eastern.

Delaware

To vote in Delaware, you must register by October 15. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

District of Columbia

To vote in Washington, D.C., you must register by October 11. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Florida

To vote in Florida, you must register by October 11. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Georgia

To vote in Georgia, you must register by October 11. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Hawaii

To vote in Hawaii, you must register by October 10. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Idaho

To vote in Idaho, you must register by October 14. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Illinois

To vote in Illinois, you must register by October 23. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Indiana

To vote in Indiana, you must register by October 11. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Iowa

To vote in Iowa, you must register by October 29. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Kansas

To vote in Kansas, you must register by October 18. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Kentucky

To vote in Kentucky, you must register by October 11. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Louisiana

To vote in Louisiana, you must register by October 11. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Maine

To vote in Maine, you must register by October 18. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Maryland

To vote in Maryland, you must register by October 18. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Massachusetts

To vote in Massachusetts, you must register by October 19. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Michigan

To vote in Michigan, you must register by October 11. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Minnesota

To vote in Minnesota, you must register by October 18. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Mississippi

To vote in Mississippi, you must register by October 8. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Missouri

To vote in Missouri, you must register by October 12. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Montana

To vote in Montana, you must register by October 11. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Nebraska

To vote in Nebraska, you must register by October 21. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Nevada

To vote in Nevada, you must register by October 18. You can register online by going here and following the instructions. Please note that the online registration system is not available between the hours of midnight and 2am Pacific Tuesday through Saturday, 4 and 6am Pacific Thursday, 8pm and midnight Pacific Saturday, and 9pm and midnight Pacific Sunday.

New Hampshire

To vote in New Hampshire, you must register by October 29. New Hampshire requires voters to register with their local election officers; click here for more information.

New Jersey

To vote in New Jersey, you must register by October 18. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

New Mexico

To vote in New Mexico, you must register by October 11. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

New York

To vote in New York, you must register by October 14. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

North Carolina

To vote in North Carolina, you must register by October 14. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

North Dakota

North Dakota does not require you to register to vote; you simply need to show up at your polling place on Election Day with a valid state ID. Click here for more information.

Ohio

To vote in Ohio, you must register by October 11. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Oklahoma

To vote in Oklahoma, you must register by October 14. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Oregon

To vote in Oregon, you must register by October 18. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Pennsylvania

To vote in Oregon, you must register by October 11. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Rhode Island

To vote in Rhode Island, you must register by October 9. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

South Carolina

To vote in South Carolina, you must register by October 8. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

South Dakota

To vote in South Dakota, you must register by October 24. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Tennessee

To vote in Tennessee, you must register by October 11. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Texas

To vote in Texas, you must register by October 11. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Utah

To vote in Utah, you must register by November 1. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Vermont

To vote in Vermont, you must register by November 2. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Virginia

To vote in Virginia, you must register by October 17. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Washington

To vote in Washington, you must register by October 10. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

West Virginia

To vote in West Virginia, you must register by October 18. You can register online by going here and following the instructions.

Wisconsin

To vote in Wisconsin, you must register by October 19. You can register in person or by mail; click here for more information.

Wyoming

To vote in Wyoming, you must register by October 25. Wyoming requires voters to register with their local election officers; click here for more information.

We strongly urge you to register to vote as soon as possible so that you are ready to go by the time early voting begins (if your state has it) or Election Day rolls around. With the threat that Hillary Clinton poses to American men, you cannot afford to sit this presidential race out.

Read More: How You Can Cast A Vote For Donald Trump

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