U.S. Primary Election Dates
EARLY PRIMARY ELECTIONS
The following states will hold Primary elections early in 2008. An asterisk indicates a change from the date printed in the Voting
Assistance Guide:
New Hampshire*
January 8, 2008Michigan*
January 15, 2008South Carolina* (R)
January 19, 2008Florida January 29, 2008South Carolina* (D)
January 29, 2008Alabama
February 5, 2008Arizona*
February 5, 2008Arkansas February 5, 2008California February 5, 2008Connecticut February 5, 2008Delaware February 5, 2008Georgia
February 5, 2008Illinois February 5, 2008Missouri February 5, 2008New Jersey February 5, 2008New Mexico (D)
February 5, 2008New York February 5, 2008Oklahoma February 5, 2008Tennessee February 5, 2008Utah February 5, 2008Louisiana February 9, 2008District of Columbia*
February 12, 2008Maryland February 12, 2008Virginia
February 12, 2008Washington February 19, 2008Wisconsin February 19, 2008Massachusetts
March 4, 2008Ohio
March 4, 2008Rhode Island March 4, 2008Texas
March 4, 2008Vermont March 4, 2008Puerto Rico March 9, 2008Mississippi
March 11, 2008
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND MICHIGAN PRIMARY ELECTION DATES
New Hampshire and Michigan have scheduled their Presidential Primary elections. New Hampshire will conduct their Presidential Primary election on January 8, 2008 and Michigan will conduct their Presidential Primary election for January 15, 2008.
Voting Assistance Officers should inform New Hampshire and Michigan voters and provide help as required in requesting and returning their absentee ballot.
REGISTERING TO VOTE AND REQUESTING A BALLOT:
If you have not done so already in calendar year 2007, all members of the U.S. Uniformed Services and their family members and citizens residing outside the U.S. who are either New Hampshire or Michigan residents should request a ballot by completing and submitting a registration and ballot request Federal Post Card Application (FPCA), SF-76, as soon as possible. The online version of the FPCA is available from the FVAP website at www.fvap.gov/pubs/onlinefpca.html
DITIONAL INFORMATION:
The FVAP can be contacted via 1-800-438-8683. Citizens may reach the FVAP toll-free from 67 countries using the toll-free numbers listed on the FVAP website, www.fvap.gov. Questions regarding the above may also be referred to the Director, Federal Voting Assistance Program, Department of Defense, 1155 Defense Pentagon, Washington DC 20301-1155 , and email at vote@fvap.ncr.gov.