Deadline Looming For Alabamians To Register, Request Absentee Ballots For June 5 Primary Election

By Michael Sznajderman

After months of candidates crossing the state, debating each other and planting their campaign signs along highways, Alabama voters will get their chance to pick their major party favorites on primary election day, Tuesday, June 5.

But before that happens, Alabamians who want to vote need to register – and time is running out.

Monday, May 21, is the final day to register for the June 5 primary, when the state Democratic and Republican parties will select their nominees for a host of offices, from Congress to governor, to legislative seats, to county offices and local judgeships.To register, Alabamians can submit a registration form online via the Alabama secretary of state’s website. Or they can mail a completed registration form, also available on the secretary of state’s website, to their respective county board of registrars. Folks can also walk in to their county’s board of registrars to register. If you mail in the registration, the form must be postmarked by May 21.

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