where entering the voter first and last name, date of birth and zip code, and the elector will be able to see its options, that are the following: Precinct Congressional District Legislative District Councilman District Circuit Court District Appellate circuit court Central Committee Election District School And Senatorial district. Voters also will be able to see the "My Candidate Information" section with all the options for vote, among other information, and also will be also to see their specific sample ballot as a PDF file in order to take a better selection researching more on the biography and careers weeks or months before assisting to vote allowing a better election. Voter look-up website Voter look-up website is the official website for voters to find their voters information. In order to access to their information each voter must enter their first name, last name, day of birth and the zip code that appear in their id. The information that voters can access in the Voter look-up website is the followed: My Voter Registration Record: This include the requirement or not of shown an ID in order to vote, Voter name, Voter address, Party affiliation, Registration day Polling Place Address and Directions My Voting Districts My Candidate Information My Ballot Questions Local Board of Elections information Sample ballot: If the sample ballot is not accessible, voters can access the book of general election ballots specific for their county and look for their voting districts in order to find their ballot. Vote in the polling place When electors assist to the polling place are directed to reception area where personal ask to the elector its last name and first name, address and day and month of birthday, after it print a receipt and ask the voter to sign the receipt and instruct to go to the ballot dispensing table, where the voter receive the ballot, that contents three or more ballots, two for elect personal and the other ballot for or against amendments. After receive the ballot the voter select their candidates with a black pen on the tables and in early votes go to one of the machines for capture the ballot information and where personal receive and staple in order of reception all the voters received. In early voting centers each polling places has more than five voting machines, on day of elections each voting center has only one voting machine.