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Mail In Voting
Step 1:
Read the instructions carefully and mark your ballot. Be sure to complete the front and back of each page.
Step 2:
Seal your ballot in the inner secrecy envelope that indicates "official election ballot." Do not make any marks on the inner secrecy envelope.
Your ballot must be enclosed and sealed in the inner secrecy envelope that indicates "official election ballot" or it will not be counted.
Step 3:
Seal the inner secrecy envelope in the pre-addressed outer return envelope. Complete, sign and date the voter’s declaration on the outside of the outer return envelope.
If you do not sign and date below the declaration on the return envelope your ballot will not be counted.
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You can mail your ballot.
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Using the return envelope supplied with your ballot, make sure you use the proper postage (if needed) and that it arrives to your county election board by 8 p.m. on election day. Postmarks do not count. If your ballot is not received by the county election board by 8 pm on election day, it will not be counted
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You can hand-deliver your ballot before 8 pm on election day to your:
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Some counties are providing drop-boxes for mail ballots.
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Step 4:
Return your voted ballot to the county election board. Absentee and Mail-in Ballots must be received by 8 pm on election day at your county board of elections. To ensure your ballot is received by the deadline, return the ballot as soon as possible.
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