If i turn 18 before an election but after the cut off date for registering, can i still vote?
If you turn 18 before an election but after the cut off date for registering, it's evident that you can't vote because you will not be a registered voter. You can't just show up at the voting place without having your voter registration card. So, check first to ensure that you can get this card and once you obtain it, then yes, you can vote. Thank you for asking ChaCha!
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