Mail-In Ballot Information Mail-In ballots are sent to the the voter's home address of record. However, voters who will be out of town and voters overseas in the military may request to have their ballots mailed to an alternate address.

Mail-In Ballot Application (formerly called "Absentee")

Voters no longer need a reason (such being away from home on Election Day) to request a mail-in ballot. Anyone who chooses may vote by mail. Effective January 1, 2008, voters may even elect to ALWAYS receive a mail-in ballot.  Fill out a Mail-In Ballot Application. This form may be dropped off, mailed, faxed, or even scanned and e-mailed to the Elections Division (see below).

Mail-In Ballot Submission

When you receive your mail-in ballot you will find specific instructions included for marking your ballot. Please follow these instructions carefully. Fill out completely and bring or mail timely to: