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Step 1: Apply
Who is allowed to vote-by-mail?
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You will be absent from the county on Election Day.
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You are ill or have a physical disability that prevents a trip to the polling place.
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You are a registered Alabama voter who is temporarily living outside the county (such as a member of the armed forces, a voter employed outside of the United States, a college student, or a spouse or child of such a person).
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You are an appointed election officer or poll watcher at a polling place other than your regular polling place.
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You work a required shift - 10 hours or more - that coincides with polling hours.
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You are a caregiver for a family member who is confined to the home.
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You are incarcerated but otherwise eligible to vote.
Application form link:
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Where should I send my completed application?
(paste info and link here)
When is the application due?
Your completed application must be
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Things to look out for:
What if I don't qualify to vote-by-mail?
I have a question that wasn't answered here.
Please call the county clerk's office where you live. They are in charge of elections and should be able to help you. You can find their number by Googling "county clerk's office" and your county and state.
Can I vote-by-mail in my state?
Are there any other restrictions or requirements to apply?
Step 2: Vote-by-Mail
When do I have to mail or drop off my completed ballot?
Your completed ballot must be
Does it require a stamp? Two?
Read the outside of the envelope to see if additional postage may be required.
Can my ballot be dropped off at a polling site or dedicated drop box?
Yes, you may drop your ballot at a polling site. >>
Is there any way to check if my ballot was received?
(If yes, included link.)
I have a question that wasn't answered here.
Please call the county clerk's office where you live. They are in charge of elections and should be able to help you. You can find their number by Googling "county clerk's office" and your county and state.
Early In-Person Voting
Does my state offer any in-person early voting days?
(Yes or no and the number of dates - include a date)
Link to information and locations:
No information available at this time. Check back closer to the election.
I have a question that wasn't answered here.
Please call the county clerk's office where you live. They are in charge of elections and should be able to help you. You can find their number by Googling "county clerk's office" and your county and state.