The Senate adopted a resolution that recognizes September 15, 2026, as "National Voter Registration Day." The resolution asks each voting-eligible citizen to register to vote, to check with state or local election officials that their name, address, and other personal information are current, and to go to the polls on election day if they would like to do so. The resolution was submitted by Senators Mitch McConnell and Alex Padilla and was agreed to by the Senate without amendment.
If you are eligible to vote, the resolution is a formal recognition and a public reminder. It encourages you to register (if you are not registered), confirm that your registration details are correct with local election officials, and vote on election day if you choose to.
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The sponsors recognize the date as a day focused on voter registration and seek to encourage eligible citizens to register, verify their registration information, and participate in elections by voting.
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