Not sure if you are currently registered? It's easy to check here:

http://www.sos.state.ms.us/elections/VoterRegistrars.asp

Let your voice be heard! Write to your Congressperson HERE.

“To us, voting isn’t yet another program. It’s something we integrate into the activities we already do as part of our mission and commitment to healthier communities and a better society.“
Jill Smith, Program Director, Community Center of St. Louis, MO

Some Important Info to Remember:

Service Providers Must Provide Help
A voter may wish to get help from a service provider. Nursing
homes, hospitals, group homes, board-and-care homes and
other facilities providing care and services to individuals with
disabilities must also make reasonable modifications to their
policies and practices to ensure that residents who need help with the voting process receive it.45 These modifications usually include helping residents to register, to get to the polling place or to apply for and complete an absentee ballot if the resident chooses to vote by absentee ballot.

and

Who Can Help Me, and How?
A family member, friend or caregiver can come with
you to help, or you can ask a poll worker for assistance.
You can tell your helper what information to fill in on
a registration form, if you cannot complete the form
because of a disability. In an election, you can say
what choices you want among those listed on a ballot.
Your helper can also explain instructions in your
language, demonstrate the voting process, read ballot
choices or use simplified language to explain the
voting choices on the ballot. He or she can enter a
voting booth with you if your disability makes it difficult
to enter the booth alone and vote there without
assistance.
If your helper marks a ballot for you, it must be for the
choices you have expressed, not the helper’s. If you
don’t want to cast a vote on an issue or a candidacy,
the helper must leave that choice blank.

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Informative Voting Links:

http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/voting/intro/intro.php
http://www.vote411.org/
http://www.southernstudies.org/2008/11/voting-rights-watch-election-protection.html
http://www.ada.gov/votingchecklist.htm
http://www.eac.gov/index_html1

Remember: You have the right to cast a Provisional Ballot if a poll worker tells you that you cannot vote.

Call these important numbers if experiencing a problem at the polling site:
1-800-772-4057 – Disability Rights Mississippi
1-800-829-6786- MS Secretary of State Election Hotline
1-866-687-8683 – Our Vote- Election Protection Register to Vote: http://www.sos.state.ms.us/
State of Mississippi Legislature Page: http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/

Accessibility:

http://www.ada.gov/votingchecklist.htm - The U.S. Dept of Justice Polling Place Checklist