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- Washington election officeAdded
- Online Filing System Tools & Resources
- Tennessee election officeAdded
- View live unofficial election results here.
Removed- 2026 Congressional Redistricting
- Proposed Constitutional Amendments
- Oklahoma election officeRemoved
- Please see the State Election Board website for any emergency polling place changes due to severe weather or unforeseen circumstances.
- New Jersey election officeRemoved
- General Election – September 19, 2026
- General Election – Deadline for receipt of postmarked mail-in ballots - November 9, 2026
- This is a friendly reminder on how to return your Mail-In ballot.
- General Election – November 2, 2026
- General Election – October 27, 2026
- Hawaii election officeAdded
- Ballots received after will not be counted.
- If you haven’t already, return your ballot immediately at a ballot drop box or head to a Voter Service Center today.
Removed- Contact your County Elections Division to get you sorted right away!
- Visit elections.hawaii.gov for contact information to your respective County Elections Division.
- Haven’t received your mail ballot yet?
- Made an error or misplaced your ballot?
- District of Columbia election officeRemoved
- Join us to learn about Ranked Choice Voting in DC
- Alabama election officeAdded
- View Unofficial Election Night Results for 2026 General Election
- Washington election officeAdded
- Managing Community Development Records
- Tennessee election officeRemoved
- Click here to submit your Honor Vote.
- Oklahoma election officeAdded
- Please see the State Election Board website for any emergency polling place changes due to severe weather or unforeseen circumstances.
- Florida election officeAdded
- Due to the impact of fall flooding, Executive Order 26-227 has been issued to ensure that residents in those areas in affected counties still have the ability to vote.
- For more information, visit our Emergency and Disaster - Election Resources webpage.
Removed- Visit the Elections Integrity Website
- Kentucky election officeAdded
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- Illinois election officeAdded
- Illinois Application for vote by mail ballot will be available for download on
Removed- verify their vote by mail ballot using their own assistive technologies.
- Print disabilities are defined as a temporary or permanent physical or mental impairment
- This is only for voters with a print disability located within
- Voters with print disabilities may receive their vote by mail ballots through electronic transmission, which allows a voter with a print disability to mark and
- Accessible Vote By Mail Application - Permanent Status
- Contact your specific jurisdiction for further information or click
- Accessible Vote By Mail Application - Single Election
- The applications are available to download at the bottom of this webpage and should be sent to the election authority of their jurisdiction.
- for video instructions for the OmniBallot portal.
- Regular Application for Vote by Mail Ballot
- and receive their vote by mail materials.
- (such as blindness, low vision, physical dexterity limitations, or learning or cognitive disabilities) which prevent the person from effectively reading, writing,
- Kentucky election officeAdded
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- Current Voter Turnout
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- Current Voter Turnout
- District of Columbia election officeAdded
- VOTER GUIDE ( Available in Various Languages )
Removed- VOTER GUIDE (Translations Coming Soon)
- Missouri election officeAdded
- Elections & Voting Go Vote Missouri Phone: (573) 751-2301 Toll Free: (800) 669-8683 E-mail: [email protected]
- 600 West Main Street Jefferson City, MO 65101 Main Office: (573) 751-4936 [email protected] Branch Offices
Removed- Elections & Voting Go Vote Missouri Phone: (573) 751-2301 Toll Free: (800) 669-8683 E-mail: elections@sos.mo.gov
- 600 West Main Street Jefferson City, MO 65101 Main Office: (573) 751-4936 sosmain@sos.mo.gov Branch Offices
- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Media Availability November 3, 2026 & Reminders for Voters
- MADISON – Meagan Wolfe, Wisconsin’s chief election official, will hold a media availability at a.m. on November 3, 2026, to discuss the administration of Tuesday’s General Election.
- After brief remarks, Administrator Wolfe will be available for questions from reporters.
Removed- Political Texts and Messaging Ahead of April 1, 2025 Spring Election
- The WEC is unable to act on or investigate matters that fall outside of Wisconsin election law or that do not meet the...
- The Wisconsin Elections Commission understands that voters may have concerns about political texts, offers, and messaging they are receiving ahead of the April 1, 2025 election.
- 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
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- 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.
- Hawaii election officeAdded
- Announcement of Decision on Proposed Administrative Rule
- If you haven’t returned your ballot, do so immediately at a ballot drop box or vote in person at a Voter Service Center today.
- Long lines and delays are expected on Election Day, so vote early to avoid the wait!
- Find locations at elections.hawaii.gov.
Removed- Stay election ready! 📬 Sign up for ballot notifications and track your mail ballot at elections.hawaii.gov
- California election officeAdded
- Secure ballot drop-off locations opened October 5.
- County elections officials will began mailing ballots by October 5.
Removed- County elections officials will begin mailing ballots by October 5.
- Secure ballot drop-off locations open by October 5.
- 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
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- 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
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- An official website of New York State.
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- 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
- 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
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- 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
- File a Charity Optional Amendment Online
- Charities, Fundraisers, & Charitable Trusts - Filing Resource
- Kentucky election officeAdded
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- 2026 General Election Night Reporting Results
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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 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
- 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
- If you received a Dissolution Notice for your entity, you may be entitled to reinstatement.
- Click Here to file online today
- 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.
- Massachusetts election officeAdded
- ATTENTION: The deadline to apply to vote by mail in the November 3, 2026 State Election has passed.
- Alaska election officeAdded
- Regional Offices open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. for Absentee and Early Voting.
- Deadline for write-in candidates to submit a letter of intent.
Removed- Deadline for the division to receive an application for recount.
- The latest the Absentee Review Boards can begin review of absentee ballots.
- Wisconsin election officeAdded
- Media Covering the 2026 General Election
- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
- The Wisconsin Elections Commission Public Information Office is providing resources for members of the media about covering the November 3, 2026 General Election.
Removed- Track your request to see that it's approved, your ballot is sent, and returned to be counted.
- Post-Election Information Voters Should Know
- MADISON – All 72 of Wisconsin’s counties have posted their complete, unofficial results on their websites and now election officials at the municipal, county, and state levels are conducting the certification process, a weeks-long review stage that will ultimately result in the final, official...
- 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.
- 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.
- Arizona election officeRemoved
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- Unofficial 2024 General Election Results
- Pennsylvania election officeAdded
- Check the status of your mail ballot
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- How do I apply for a mail ballot?
- New Jersey election officeAdded
- This is a friendly reminder on how to return your Mail-In ballot.
- Hawaii election officeAdded
- Wonder what happens after you return your ballot?
- Here's a quick explainer on how your ballot is processed to protect the integrity of every vote.
Removed- Visit elections.hawaii.gov and register in a matter on minutes!
- If you're a first time voter, be sure to register to vote ASAP for the 2026 General Election.
- New York election officeAdded
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- An official website of New York State.
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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:
- 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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- 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.
- Washington election officeAdded
- Business Entities - Filings, Forms & Information
- Self Assessment Guide - Charitable Organizations
Removed- 2022 Nonprofit Law and Process Changes
- Contact Information and Location - Apostilles
- Legal Actions Taken by the Attorney General
- Veteran Owned Business Certification
- FAQ - Do I need to register my out of state business in Washington state?
- Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) and Filtering
- National "Do Not Call" Registry
- California election officeAdded
- The first vote centers opened for early in-person voting in all Voter’s Choice Act counties on October 24.
Removed- The first vote centers open for early in-person voting in all Voter’s Choice Act counties on October 24.
- 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
- The latest the Absentee Review Boards can begin review of absentee ballots.
Removed- Regional Offices open 12 p.m. – 4 p.m. for Absentee and Early Voting.
- New York election officeAdded
- Please see https://elections.ny.gov/ways-vote for other voting options.
- The deadline to apply online for a mail ballot for the 2026 General Election was October 24th.
Removed- Early mail ballot request application portal
- Accessible Ballot Application Portal
- 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.
- Absentee ballot application portal
- 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
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- 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 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
- 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.
- 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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Removed-
- 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.
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