Absentee By Mail

How to Vote By Mail

What you need to know

You must be registered to vote to request an Absentee Ballot
Voters can apply for an Absentee Ballot as early as 180 days before an election
No reason needs to be given to request an Absentee Ballot
Elderly or Disabled voters can choose to receive all ballots for an entire Election Cycle by checking the "Elderly or Disabled" box on their application
If someone is temporarily outside of the County, 65 years of age or older or is physically disabled, a relative can request a ballot for them (Please refer to the actual application for a list of persons that can request a ballot for you)
Absentee requests can be in the form of a letter, application and can be mailed, faxed or emailed. All requests must be signed

Election	Mail Absentee Ballots
May 22-General Primary/Non Partisan Election	April 6-May 18
July 24-General Primary Runoff	June 8-July 20
November 6-General Election	September 21-November 2
December 4-General Election Runoff (State/Local)	As soon as practicable thru November 30
January 8-General Election Runoff (Federal)	As soon as practicable thru January 4

U.S. Citizens who are absent Uniformed Service Members, their eligible family members and citizens residing outside of the U.S.

Must complete an Absentee Ballot Application (Make sure to check the "UOCAVA" box) or a Federal Post Card Application and mail, email or fax the form to our office
The Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP) can also help you
You may request for have your ballot mailed, emailed or faxed to you
Your completed ballot must be returned to our office by mail