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Civic Engagement & Voting Information

Civic Engagement is the process of working to address issues of public concern for the greater good of your community. Being civically engaged strengthens an individual's sense of self and connection to their community.

Where Do You Vote if you
Live On-Campus?

As a college student, you have the choice of voting using your campus address or home address. “A student of any institution of learning may lawfully claim domicile for voting purposes in the New Hampshire town or city in which he or she lives while attending such institution of learning if such student’s claim of domicile otherwise meets the requirements.” RSA 654:1, I-a. If you choose to use your campus address, your polling location depends on what residence hall you live in. See below for your polling location based on your residence hall.

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Manchester Ward 1 Residents

Vote at:

Webster School

2519 Elm Street

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  • Newcastle Hall

  • Kingston Hall (rooms 115-141; 204-252; 304-352; 404-452; 504-552)

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Hooksett Residents

Vote at:

Cawley Middle School

89 Whitehall Road

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  • Conway Hall

  • Hampton Hall

  • Lincoln Hall

  • Tuckerman Hall

  • Monadnock Hall

  • Washington Hall

  • Windsor Hall

  • Kingston Hall (rooms 142-147; 253-264; 353-364; 453-464; 553-564)

Voting as an Online Student or Off-Campus

If you are voting using an address that is not a SNHU residence hall, here are three steps to take to learn more about voting in your state.

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Student Voting Information

All students regardless of what state you vote in can visit allintovote.org to learn more about the Election rules in your state, find your polling location, research your sample ballot, and learn more about the people and positions you are voting on in each election.

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