Voters in Alabama will head to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots in national, state and local races.

The Alabama Secretary of State’s Office has sample ballots for every county so you can look them over before you go to the polls. The samples are a common one for each county, so not all races will appear on all ballots. For example, ballots within the same county could have different Congressional races or State Board of Education offices, though all options will appear on the sample ballot.

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You are allowed to bring a marked sample ballot into the polling place but you can’t leave it behind.

One statewide constitutional amendment will also be on the ballot. The amendment would allow Franklin County School System to sell a large portion of land it owns in Walker and Fayette counties in hopes of selling it or leasing it to a developer. You can see more on the amendment here.

If you don’t want to vote on the amendment, you don’t have to. You are not required to vote on constitutional amendments – or even all the races on the ballot – and it won’t disqualify your ballot.