Address for mail in ballot
When submitting a mail-in ballot, you'll need to make sure to address the envelope correctly to ensure that your ballot is delivered to the correct location and counted in the election. Here are the general guidelines for addressing a mail-in ballot envelope:
Return Address:
- Your name and address (as it appears on your voter registration card)
- Your city, state, and zip code
Recipient's Address:
- The name of the election official or board of elections in your state or locality
- The address of the election official or board of elections
Here's an example of what the address might look like:
Return Address:
John Doe 123 Main Street Anytown, CA 12345
Recipient's Address:
Election Official County Clerk's Office 456 Election Drive Oaktown, CA 12345
Additional Tips:
- Make sure to use the correct postage and affix it to the envelope.
- Sign the envelope on the designated line to verify your identity.
- Double-check that you've included all required information, such as your name and address, on the ballot itself.
- If you're unsure about the address or any other aspect of the process, contact your local election office for guidance.
Remember to follow the specific instructions provided by your state or locality for submitting a mail-in ballot. The address and any other requirements may vary depending on where you live.