How To Vote #1: Voter Registration

The 2020 election is coming up! Have you registered to vote yet? Registering takes just a few minutes!

Register to vote in Maryland and/or request a mail-in ballot: bit.ly/MDVoteRegister

Voter registration FAQ: elections.maryland.gov/voter_registration

More information about voting in Maryland: elections.maryland.gov/voting

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Video description:
Director Kelby Brick is wearing a brown short sleeve shirt sitting in front of a light blue wall. He signs, "Hey, I'd like to talk with you about your right to vote. Voting is very important because your vote can determine the future for your community; our community." A yellow box slides in from the left with black text: HOW TO VOTE #1 REGISTER TO VOTE. "This video will be a part of a how-to vote series; the first will look at voter registration. If you've already registered, great! If you have not registered, you will need to do so before the deadline on October 13 at 9pm. It only takes a few minutes to register, so the sooner you register, the better. The voter registration process helps verify a few things, including your age of 18 years or more, and your location of residence. When you register, you may request a mail-in ballot. Once you have registered, you will receive a voter registration card in the mail that will show your voter ID number and your polling place. Grab the chance to register now online, it only takes a few minutes! The link to register will be shown next. Your vote counts!"

A black background is shown with yellow text: REGISTER TO VOTE then white text: BIT.LY/MDVOTEREGISTER. The screen then changes to white text: NEXT: 3 WAYS TO VOTE. Below that is a yellow square with Director Brick in the brown shirt with a light blue background signing. Below that is a white text: @MARYLANDGODHH.