1. Your Ballot, Your Vote. Don't panic if you registered to vote but your name is not on the list. Get help from a poll worker to make sure your vote is counted. You may be directed to another poling place or given a challenged ballot

2. I.D. - Don't Go Without It. To be safe, bring your driver's license, or a utility bill or government document that includes your name and street address.

3. Writing on the Wall. Look at the signs at the polling place for directions on how to use the ballot, and instructions for filing a complaint if your rights have been violated.

4. When In Doubt, Ask. Poll workers are there to help you. They will show you how to use the ballot and give you a challenged ballot if you need one, or direct you to the correct polling place.

5. In and Out. You probably won't have to wait too long. But even if the line is long, don't leave without voting. The outcome of any election will be important.

Sue Smith wood county resident for the past 16 years. Emplyeed ay plesants power station for the past 17 years. married to greg for 24 years.
Dolores matteson born in parkersburg graduated in 1952. Dolores attended moutian stait for two years.
Earl lucas Registered republican for over 50 years. resident at wood county for over 30 years.
marge dotson have been a life long republicon.she is a volenteer for red cross.
Rocky peek:Life long republican.Graduated mairetta college in 1988 served as chairman for bush cheney in 2004