No matter where you are, make sure to check out what the voter registration deadline is for your state. Some can register as late as the day of the election, but most are quickly running out of time!
Declare Yourself - Started in 2004 by TV giant Norman Lear, Declare yourself gained some notoriety this year with their "bondage" campaign featuring celebrities such as Jessica Alba (pictured above). The group is labeled nonpartisan and nonprofit, and aims to help motivate young people to get registered to vote.
Facebook Rock the Vote Registration - Facebook partnered up with Rock the Vote to offer its users the opportunity to register directly from the popular social networking site.
Google Voter Information - Google has teamed up with the League of Women Voters to help you get information on where you need to go to get registered. Enter your address and learn where the closest office is to you and more. Also be sure to check out their "Don't Vote" video featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, will i. am, and more.
Long Distance Voter - Focused on the absentee voter, Long Distance Voter has partnered with Rock the Vote to help those folks who are away from home register to vote.
MySpace Declare Yourself - MySpace is doing its part to help get people registered to vote by partnering up with the Declare Yourself campaign. If you reside in a state that allows online voter registration, you can fill everything in from here, or they will show you where you can request a voter registration card from your state.
Overseas Vote Foundation - An organization dedicated to helping Americans who are overseas vote in their home country's election.
Redeem the Vote - An organization formed in 2003 that is modeled on Rock the Vote, Redeem the Vote focuses their efforts on assisting young evangelical Christians to register to vote.
Rock the Vote - One of the better known campaigns, MTV formed this group to get young people registered to vote. Rock the Vote has made a section of their site just for those who want to register from home. Have to love their slogan, "Print it... Sign it... Lick it... Mail it!"
Vote411 - A site run by the League of Women Voters, Vote411 is about educating voters about what is on their ballot, knowing the rules for the state, finding your polling place and also getting you registered to vote.
