January 6th and the 2020 Elections
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Explore the records →An eligible registered voter must have a qualifying absentee-voting reason. The official guide lists the permitted reasons and exceptions.
Follow the state paper registration instructions linked by Vote.gov, or contact your local election office for in-person registration.
Official registration guideConfirm your registration and current address with the state election service.
State election serviceAsk your county clerk for an absentee application, or download the state form. Complete and return it to the clerk in your county of registration.
Official mail-ballot instructionsContact the local election office listed in the state guide to confirm receipt and ask whether your ballot needs correction. Use its ballot-status service when available.
Ballot help and election officeComplete the ballot and return envelope exactly as instructed, including any signature, ID, witness or notary requirements. Check the official request and return deadlines; a mailing date is not always enough.
Information as of 2026-09-15
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