ABSENTEE VOTING BY MAIL
In addition to the forty-five (45)
days of absentee voting by mail with or without a reason, voters
can vote in person twenty-one (21) days before an election with no
reason. For additional information regarding in-person advance
voting, click on advance voting. Remember, there is no
voting the Monday before the election. All absentee and advance
voting ends the Friday before the election.
Absentee Ballot
Application
Absentee voting will end
the Friday before the election. There will no longer be absentee
voting the Monday before Elections.
A registered voter is allowed to vote by absentee ballot if:
- You will be absent from your precinct from 7:00 am - 7:00 pm on
election day
- You are 75 years of age or older
- You have a physical disability which prevents you from voting
in person or you are a constant caregiver of a person with a
disability
- You are an election official
- You are observing a religious holiday which prevents you from
voting in person
- You are required to remain on duty in your precinct for the
protection of the life, health, or safety of the public
- An elector may cast an absentee ballot in person at the Board
of Elections and Registration office during the period of Monday
through Friday of the week immediately preceding the date of the
primary, election or run-off primary or election without having to
provide a reason
If you do not meet any of the
requirements to vote absentee,
why not take advantage of Advance Voting?
An absentee ballot application is required for each
election cycle (An election cycle consists of the Primary, Primary
Runoff, General Election and General Election Runoff).
Voters who are 75 years of age or older, physically disabled, or
military personnel may submit one application for each election
cycle. A separate application is required for all Special Elections
and the Presidential Preference Primary.
An absentee ballot application may be requested 180 days prior
to an election. Absentee voting begins 45 days before an
election.