Once you fill out and send in your voter registration form, you can go to Georgia's My Voter Page at http://sos.georgia.gov/MVP/ to check on your voter registration status. The site also offers information like poll locations and hours, as well as sample ballots. Hope this helps!

This is not a good answer, but pester the daylights out of them. phone calls,letters, personal visits, contact your local state Government or write a letter to the Governor. Make a game out it and see how long it takes to get a response.

I've never heard about inactive status. Your right to vote is probably regulated by the local County in which you live.

Yes. Those who are here illegally have no legal right to vote. Why should we modify our voting laws to allow members of other nations to determine the path Our nation should take?

Yes, you do have to be a US citizen to vote.

You should vote at the polling place assigned to the address where you are registered to vote. You can use the handy FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE widget to find the polling place associated with your voter registration address. Hope that helps!

Ideally, you would vote at the polling place associated with the address you used to register to vote.

If you need to look it up, just use the FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE tool on the right-hand side of this page.

You could also go to your nearest polling location.

If you are not on the rolls, you will be allowed to a provisional ballot.

Remember to update your information before the next election.

To be safe, you should vote at your old voting location. They will have you on their rolls and have a ballot for you.

If you need to look it up, just use the FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE tool on the right-hand side of this page.

Remember to change your address before the next election.

Good voting!

You can find a list of the Democratic candidates here: http://www.democraticpartyofgeorgia.org/.

Hope that helps.

Great question, Joy.

Yes, you can change the status at any time.

When you figure it out, just connect with the Secretary of State or your local board of elections when you figure it out.