Updated Voter Guide for Autauga County Residents, Registration and Voting Steps

Autauga County election officials advise residents on the steps required to register and vote, and on how to resolve common problems at the polls. To register you must be a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years old on or before election day, and a resident of Autauga County. Registration can be completed in person at the Autauga County Board of Registrars office or online through the Alabama state voter portal. A valid photo identification is required to register and may be requested as proof of identity and residency.

Voters who cannot cast a ballot in person may request an absentee ballot through the Board of Registrars or via the state portal. Common reasons to request an absentee ballot include work conflicts, travel, illness, or disability. Requests must meet county and state deadlines, so residents should confirm current cutoff dates with the Board of Registrars well before an election. Completed absentee ballots may be returned by U.S. mail or deposited in designated county drop boxes where available. Follow envelope and signature instructions carefully to ensure your ballot is counted.

To find a polling place, use the Autauga County Board of Registrars contact resources or the Secretary of State polling place lookup tool. Polling locations vary by municipality, so residents of Prattville, Millbrook, Billingsley, and Autaugaville should verify their assigned site before leaving home. Polling places provide accessible voting options, including curbside voting and accessible voting machines, to accommodate voters with mobility or other access needs. Arrive early on election day to reduce time spent waiting in line.

On election day bring an approved photo identification. If your name does not appear on the rolls you may be offered a provisional ballot to preserve your right to vote while the registration issue is resolved. If you encounter problems at the polling place, contact the Autauga County election office or the Board of Registrars for assistance. Voters can also use Secretary of State tools to report issues or confirm polling procedures.

Clear information and timely preparation help protect ballot access and promote orderly elections. Confirm current registration deadlines, absentee request rules, polling hours, and acceptable identification with the Autauga County Board of Registrars and the county election office before voting.