You can vote OG style and go in person on Election Day, Nov 3rd

If you've got the time and transportation, voting on Election Day is a great experience. Here's what you need to know if you plan to vote on November 3rd.

If you feel safest voting in person this year, we totally get that. Voting in person is fun and empowering! Just be sure to leave yourself extra time in case you run into long lines.

There are 14 Utah County locations where you can vote on Election Day. You can find them on the

Utah County Elections website. We've also listed them all down below.

All of these locations are open from 7am to 8pm on Election Day, Tuesday November 3rd.

If you arrive at your voting location and find you are NOT registered to vote, you can register that same day and cast a provisional ballot. (A provisional ballot is one that will be set aside before being counted so that election officials can verify that you are in fact an eligible voter).

Be sure to bring TWO forms of ID along with you.

Various political figures have suggested that ICE or other federal agents will be sent to polling places in an attempt to intimidate voters or discourage non-white voters from showing up. We do not believe this will be the case. However, volunteer poll watchers should be on hand to document any activity of this kind. Don't let anyone scare you out of your right to vote.