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- New York election officeAdded
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- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
- Alaska election officeAdded
- Deadline for the division to receive an application for recount.
Removed- The latest the Absentee Review Boards can begin review of absentee ballots.
- Alaska election officeAdded
- Regional Offices open 12 p.m. – 4 p.m. for Absentee and Early Voting.
- The latest the Absentee Review Boards can begin review of absentee ballots.
Removed- Regional Offices open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. for Absentee and Early Voting.
- Deadline to receive absentee by-mail applications.
- New York election officeRemoved
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- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
Removed- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
- New York election officeAdded
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
- Kentucky election officeAdded
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- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
Removed- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
- New York election officeRemoved
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
- Iowa election officeRemoved
- You can file online through Fast Track Filing by clicking on the link below!
- Use this link to access a walkthrough of how to file online
- This mailing is from a third-party filing service.
- If you received a mailing stating your biennial report is due, this is NOT a notice from our office.
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- Biennial reports will become available starting in January through our Fast Track Filing website.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
- Idaho election officeAdded
- Online Voter Registration and Absentee Ballot Requests closed at p.m. on October 23.
- You can still register in-person during early voting, or on election day at your polling location.
- Please note: if you are registering to vote or requesting an absentee ballot in the Mountain Time Zone and submit a request after 5 PM, it will not be valid.
- Due to Idaho having two time zones, the link will remain open until 5 PM Pacific Time (6 PM Mountain Time).
- If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected] .
- Online Voter Registration & Absentee Ballot Requests Are Closed
- The voter registration & absentee ballot request deadline is at 5 PM local time.
- Voter Registration & Absentee Ballot Request Deadline
- Kentucky election officeAdded
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- Hawaii election officeAdded
- Find a location near you at elections.hawaii.gov.
- Need a replacement ballot or haven't move?
- No worries, visit a Voter Service Center for your election needs.
- New York election officeAdded
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Iowa election officeAdded
- You can file online through Fast Track Filing by clicking on the link below!
- Use this link to access a walkthrough of how to file online
- This mailing is from a third-party filing service.
- If you received a mailing stating your biennial report is due, this is NOT a notice from our office.
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- Biennial reports will become available starting in January through our Fast Track Filing website.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
- Alaska election officeAdded
- Regional Offices open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. for Absentee and Early Voting.
Removed- Target date to certify the REAA Election.
- Iowa election officeRemoved
- You can file online through Fast Track Filing by clicking on the link below!
- Use this link to access a walkthrough of how to file online
- This mailing is from a third-party filing service.
- If you received a mailing stating your biennial report is due, this is NOT a notice from our office.
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- Biennial reports will become available starting in January through our Fast Track Filing website.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
- Montana election officeRemoved
- We are away Chat with Montana Secretary of State
- Press Alt+1 for screen-reader mode, Alt+0 to cancel Accessibility Screen-Reader Guide, Feedback, and Issue Reporting | New window
- New York election officeAdded
- Once you receive the ballot, mark the ballot according to your choices for each office following the instructions on the ballot
- Once you receive the ballot, mark the ballot according to your choices for each office following the instructions on the ballot.
Removed- Once your receive the ballot, mark the ballot according to your choices for each office following the instructions on the ballot
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Once your receive the ballot, mark the ballot according to your choices for each office following the instructions on the ballot.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- New York election officeAdded
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Montana election officeAdded
- We are away Chat with Montana Secretary of State
- Press Alt+1 for screen-reader mode, Alt+0 to cancel Accessibility Screen-Reader Guide, Feedback, and Issue Reporting | New window
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Iowa election officeAdded
- You can file online through Fast Track Filing by clicking on the link below!
- Use this link to access a walkthrough of how to file online
- This mailing is from a third-party filing service.
- If you received a mailing stating your biennial report is due, this is NOT a notice from our office.
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- Biennial reports will become available starting in January through our Fast Track Filing website.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
- Kentucky election officeAdded
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- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Media at the Polls: Wisconsin Guidelines
- To balance media access with voter privacy, there are clear guidelines you should be aware of.
Removed- MADISON – The 2024 General Election is almost here!
- The Wisconsin Elections Commission is providing the following reminders for voters: 1.
- Last-Minute Reminders Ahead of Tuesday’s Election
- If you’re planning to go to the polls on Tuesday, you can check the WEC’s MyVote.wi.gov website to verify your registration status, find your polling place, see...
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
- Iowa election officeRemoved
- You can file online through Fast Track Filing by clicking on the link below!
- Use this link to access a walkthrough of how to file online
- This mailing is from a third-party filing service.
- If you received a mailing stating your biennial report is due, this is NOT a notice from our office.
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- Biennial reports will become available starting in January through our Fast Track Filing website.
- New York election officeRemoved
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
- Idaho election officeAdded
- Military & Overseas Voting (UOCAVA)
- Select which elections in the current year you’d like to receive an absentee ballot.
- We use your Idaho state-issued ID and the last four digits of your Social Security Number to match your absentee ballot request with your signed voter registration form.
- Early & In-Person Absentee Voting Details
- Complete and sign your ballot.
- Your ballot must arrive at your county elections office by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
- Make sure voter registration requirements have been met.
- Accessible Voting for Voters with Disabilities
- Mail your ballot as soon as possible in case of delays.
- Remember to sign the outside of the return envelope.
- Return the completed ballot by mail, to an official elections drop box, or your county elections office by 8 p.m. on Election Day for your vote to be counted.
- Mail your ballot to your county elections office .
Removed- We're performing some maintenance on our main website.
- View your personalized sample ballot for the upcoming election.
- Use our online tools to register, request an absentee ballot, or look up your voter record.
- Download this PDF for details about Proposition One and other measures on the ballot for November 3rd.
- An official website of the Idaho Secretary of State | sos.idaho.gov
- We've designed this page to get you to your destination as quickly as possible while the update is ongoing.
- Just enter your address to get started!
- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
Removed- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
- New York election officeAdded
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Iowa election officeAdded
- You can file online through Fast Track Filing by clicking on the link below!
- Use this link to access a walkthrough of how to file online
- This mailing is from a third-party filing service.
- If you received a mailing stating your biennial report is due, this is NOT a notice from our office.
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- Biennial reports will become available starting in January through our Fast Track Filing website.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
- Kentucky election officeAdded
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- Alaska election officeAdded
- Deadline to receive absentee by-mail applications.
Removed- State Review Board begins review of election materials.
- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
Removed- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
- New York election officeRemoved
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
- Washington election officeAdded
- Organizing the File Room Grant
- Application and Grant Management
- Kentucky election officeAdded
- 31 KAR 3:050E & 31 KAR 3:050
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- Idaho election officeAdded
- We're performing some maintenance on our main website.
- View your personalized sample ballot for the upcoming election.
- Use our online tools to register, request an absentee ballot, or look up your voter record.
- Download this PDF for details about Proposition One and other measures on the ballot for November 3rd.
- An official website of the Idaho Secretary of State | sos.idaho.gov
- We've designed this page to get you to your destination as quickly as possible while the update is ongoing.
- Just enter your address to get started!
Removed- Military & Overseas Voting (UOCAVA)
- Select which elections in the current year you’d like to receive an absentee ballot.
- We use your Idaho state-issued ID and the last four digits of your Social Security Number to match your absentee ballot request with your signed voter registration form.
- Early & In-Person Absentee Voting Details
- Complete and sign your ballot.
- Your ballot must arrive at your county elections office by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
- Make sure voter registration requirements have been met.
- Accessible Voting for Voters with Disabilities
- Mail your ballot as soon as possible in case of delays.
- Remember to sign the outside of the return envelope.
- Return the completed ballot by mail, to an official elections drop box, or your county elections office by 8 p.m. on Election Day for your vote to be counted.
- Mail your ballot to your county elections office .
- Hawaii election officeAdded
- Voter Service Centers are now open.
- Find a location in your area at elections.hawaii.gov.
Removed- Step into the ring and run for office so voters can choose the contender who'll battle for them. 🕹️ Who's ready to press START?
- Instructions at elections.hawaii.gov.
- California election officeAdded
- Eligible citizens who missed the deadline to register to vote may complete the " Same Day " voter registration process through Election Day on November 3, 2026, at their local county elections office or any in-person voting location within their county.
- The last day to register to vote online for November 3, 2026, General Election was October 19.
Removed- The last day to register to vote online for November 3, 2026, General Election is October 19.
- Visit https://registertovote.ca.gov/ .
- USPS election mail rulesAdded
- Election Mail webinar, Oct. 15 (Passcode: Z3#2Lt!r)
- New York election officeAdded
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
- Alaska election officeAdded
- Target date to certify the REAA Election.
- State Review Board begins review of election materials.
Removed- Deadline for OEP candidate pages to be posted on the web.
- New York election officeRemoved
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
- Kentucky election officeAdded
- Current Voter Turnout
Removed- Current Voter Turnout
- Idaho election officeAdded
- Visit an early voting or in-person absentee location until October 30 .
- Early voting is now open for all counties.
Removed- Visit an early voting or in-person absentee location from October 13 to October 30 .
- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
Removed- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
- New York election officeAdded
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
Removed- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
- New York election officeRemoved
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
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- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
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- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
- Virginia election officeAdded
- From the Citizen Portal Landing Page, select “Apply to Vote Absentee by Mail” by Mail.
- I will only receive ballots for elections in which I am eligible to vote” option, click “Next”.
- Click the “I want to apply to vote absentee by mail” check box.
- You can find your registrar’s phone number here .
- Provide Identity Information (Driver’s License Number or State ID, Date of Birth, SSN, and check consent boxes).
- On the “Would you like to vote absentee by mail?” screen choose the “I would like to join the Virginia permanent absentee voter list.
- If all information is correct click “Submit”.
- Click “Continue” .
- Select your preference for which party’s primary you would like to vote.
- Before visiting your local registrar’s office, you may wish to check your registration status or call your registrar’s office.
- If the voter would like to utilize a paper application , they may fill one out at their local general registrar’s office or at home by downloading a paper application and submitting this application to their appropriate general registrar.
- A current and valid photo ID (for example a driver’s license);
Removed- Select your preference for which party’s primary you would like to vote.
- Click the “I want to apply to vote absentee by mail” check box.
- On the “Would you like to vote absentee by mail?” screen choose the “I would like to join the Virginia permanent absentee voter list.
- To ensure accurate screen reader translation, please ensure you have the proper language packs installed.
- Provide Identity Information (Driver’s License Number or State ID, Date of Birth, SSN, and check consent boxes).
- Before visiting your local registrar’s office, you may wish to check your registration status or call your registrar’s office.
- From the Citizen Portal Landing Page, select “Apply to Vote Absentee by Mail” by Mail.
- If all information is correct click “Submit”.
- I will only receive ballots for elections in which I am eligible to vote” option, click “Next”.
- If the voter would like to utilize a paper application , they may fill one out at their local general registrar’s office or at home by downloading a paper application and submitting this application to their appropriate general registrar.
- You can find your registrar’s phone number here .
- Virginia Department of Elections An official website of the Commonwealth of Virginia Here's how you know An official website Here's how you know
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- Select your preference for which party’s primary you would like to vote.
- Click the “I want to apply to vote absentee by mail” check box.
- On the “Would you like to vote absentee by mail?” screen choose the “I would like to join the Virginia permanent absentee voter list.
- To ensure accurate screen reader translation, please ensure you have the proper language packs installed.
- Provide Identity Information (Driver’s License Number or State ID, Date of Birth, SSN, and check consent boxes).
- Before visiting your local registrar’s office, you may wish to check your registration status or call your registrar’s office.
- From the Citizen Portal Landing Page, select “Apply to Vote Absentee by Mail” by Mail.
- If all information is correct click “Submit”.
- I will only receive ballots for elections in which I am eligible to vote” option, click “Next”.
- If the voter would like to utilize a paper application , they may fill one out at their local general registrar’s office or at home by downloading a paper application and submitting this application to their appropriate general registrar.
- You can find your registrar’s phone number here .
- Virginia Department of Elections An official website of the Commonwealth of Virginia Here's how you know An official website Here's how you know
Removed- From the Citizen Portal Landing Page, select “Apply to Vote Absentee by Mail” by Mail.
- I will only receive ballots for elections in which I am eligible to vote” option, click “Next”.
- Click the “I want to apply to vote absentee by mail” check box.
- You can find your registrar’s phone number here .
- Provide Identity Information (Driver’s License Number or State ID, Date of Birth, SSN, and check consent boxes).
- On the “Would you like to vote absentee by mail?” screen choose the “I would like to join the Virginia permanent absentee voter list.
- If all information is correct click “Submit”.
- Click “Continue” .
- Select your preference for which party’s primary you would like to vote.
- Before visiting your local registrar’s office, you may wish to check your registration status or call your registrar’s office.
- If the voter would like to utilize a paper application , they may fill one out at their local general registrar’s office or at home by downloading a paper application and submitting this application to their appropriate general registrar.
- A current and valid photo ID (for example a driver’s license);
- New York election officeAdded
- A lock icon or https:// means you’ve safely connected to
- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
Removed- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
- Alaska election officeAdded
- Deadline for OEP candidate pages to be posted on the web.
Removed- Final regional count of Absentee and Questioned ballots.
- Deadline to receive by-mail ballots mailed from all addresses.
- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
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- New York election officeRemoved
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- An official website of New York State.
- A ny.gov website belongs to an official New York State government organization.
- Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
- Secure ny.gov websites use HTTPS
- Colorado election officeAdded
- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted. Go to  https://colorado.ballottrax.net  to sign up.
Removed- If you have further questions about your mail ballot's status, contact your local county clerk and recorder's office or sign up for BallotTrax, a system that will allow you to track your ballot from sent to accepted.
- Go to https://colorado.ballottrax.net to sign up.
- Virginia election officeAdded
- From the Citizen Portal Landing Page, select “Apply to Vote Absentee by Mail” by Mail.
- I will only receive ballots for elections in which I am eligible to vote” option, click “Next”.
- Click the “I want to apply to vote absentee by mail” check box.
- You can find your registrar’s phone number here .
- Provide Identity Information (Driver’s License Number or State ID, Date of Birth, SSN, and check consent boxes).
- On the “Would you like to vote absentee by mail?” screen choose the “I would like to join the Virginia permanent absentee voter list.
- If all information is correct click “Submit”.
- Click “Continue” .
- Select your preference for which party’s primary you would like to vote.
- Before visiting your local registrar’s office, you may wish to check your registration status or call your registrar’s office.
- If the voter would like to utilize a paper application , they may fill one out at their local general registrar’s office or at home by downloading a paper application and submitting this application to their appropriate general registrar.
- A current and valid photo ID (for example a driver’s license);
Removed- Select your preference for which party’s primary you would like to vote.
- Click the “I want to apply to vote absentee by mail” check box.
- On the “Would you like to vote absentee by mail?” screen choose the “I would like to join the Virginia permanent absentee voter list.
- To ensure accurate screen reader translation, please ensure you have the proper language packs installed.
- Provide Identity Information (Driver’s License Number or State ID, Date of Birth, SSN, and check consent boxes).
- Before visiting your local registrar’s office, you may wish to check your registration status or call your registrar’s office.
- From the Citizen Portal Landing Page, select “Apply to Vote Absentee by Mail” by Mail.
- If all information is correct click “Submit”.
- I will only receive ballots for elections in which I am eligible to vote” option, click “Next”.
- If the voter would like to utilize a paper application , they may fill one out at their local general registrar’s office or at home by downloading a paper application and submitting this application to their appropriate general registrar.
- You can find your registrar’s phone number here .
- Virginia Department of Elections An official website of the Commonwealth of Virginia Here's how you know An official website Here's how you know
- Michigan election officeAdded
- Voters should use their signature as shown on their driver’s license, state ID, or voter registration application.
- If a voter receives election mail from a previous resident, they should write “Not at address” on the piece of mail and return to USPS.
- Voters can visit their local clerk’s office in person to request, complete, and submit their absentee ballot application on site.
- Deadline: Absentee ballots must be received at a voter’s local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Voting in another person’s name is illegal and charges are brought against people who attempt to apply for a ballot in someone else’s name.
- Voters can also download an accessible application to vote absentee and submit it to their local clerk’s office by mail, email, or in person.
- Local clerks may also identify deceased individuals in their communities and remove that individual’s record.
- Voters can return their completed and signed absentee ballot in person to their local clerk’s office.
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
Removed- Deadline: Individuals registered to vote at their current address have until 4 p.m. the day before Election Day to submit an application in person at their local clerk’s office.
- Voters can mail their completed and signed absentee ballot to their local clerk’s office using the provided pre-paid envelope.
- Michigan driver's license or ID number or acknowledgement that the voter does not have a Michigan driver’s license, state ID, or last four digits of voter’s Social Security number
- Look up your clerk’s drop box locations
- Local clerks must review and compare the signature on each absentee ballot to the signature on the return envelope, and to the voter’s signature on record to confirm its validity.
- The signature on record for a voter is typically the signature provided on a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, or as provided on the voter registration application.
- Mailed applications must be received by a voter’s local city or township clerk’s office by 5 p.m. the Friday before Election Day.
- The following individuals are legally permitted to return a voter’s absentee ballot:
- Voters can also request an absentee ballot directly from their local clerk’s office.
- Signature of record (as provided on driver’s license or ID, or on the voter registration application)
- Voters may also sign a shortened version of their first name, for example, “Bill” for the name “William”.
- A person residing in the voter’s household who has been asked to return the ballot.
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- Your county clerk will mail ballots between October 13, 2026 and October 27, 2026.
- Your mail ballot must received by the clerk's office on or before p.m. on Election Day, November 3, 2026.
- Ballots received after November 3, 2026 will not be counted.
- County clerks will mail ballots between October 13, 2026 and October 27, 2026.
Removed- Your mail ballot must received by the clerk's office on or before p.m. on Election Day, November 4, 2025.
- Your county clerk will mail ballots between October 14, 2025 and October 28, 2025.
- County clerks will mail ballots between October 14, 2025 and October 28, 2025.
- Ballots received after November 4, 2025 will not be counted.
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