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Voter Registration

SCU engages and empowers its student body to register to vote, gain resources about the variety of ways to vote, learn about the election process, participate in election-related events, and vote on Election Day.

Updated as of October 28, 2024

Register to Vote
Am I Registered Already?
Deadlines & Dates by State
Plan Your Ballot

Resources

If you are in need of support during this current 2024 election season, please see the following resources:

Campus Vote Center

For the 2024 U.S. General Election on November 5, SCU will host a vote center on campus where all student, faculty, and staff registered in any county within the State of California can cast their ballot.

Early Voting
November 2-4, 2024
8:00am - 6:00pm (each day)
@ Benson Memorial Center, Parlors B/C

Election Day
November 5, 2024
7:00am - 8:00pm
@ Benson Memorial Center, Parlors B/C

Registering & Voting Resources

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Additional Resources

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Resources courtesy of Power the Polls:

  • "When polling places close, it becomes more difficult for voters to access the ballot box. That’s why Power the Polls is continuing its work to recruit a new generation of poll workers who can ensure safe and fair access to the ballot box."
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Resources courtesy of the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge:

  • "The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge in partnership with the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC), The Team, and Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) is providing voter education, registration, turnout, and advocacy tools and resources to support the engagement of college athletics in the democratic process."
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Resources courtesy of various organizations and partners:

Voting for Ethics

  • This website by the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics includes a book by the late Hana Callaghan (former Director of the Government Ethics Program in the Markkula Center) as well as a related video and podcast.

"In Dire Need of Common Ground"

  • Chapter from a book titled Divided We Fall, Ignorant We Fail by A.J. Howell-Williams from SCU Undergraduate Admisssion.

Family Conflict: How to Navigate Political Conversations

  • By OnlineCounselingPrograms.com.
  • An article about how to prepare and manage a healthy conversation about politics at family gatherings and how to respond when you do not share the same views and values.

Important Notes

You may not register to vote in two places (i.e. counties or states) during the same election cycle.

For More Information

Contact: Tedd Vanadilok
tvanadilok@scu.edu