Can i send my ballot by mail on november 8th

In the United States, the deadline to send in your ballot by mail varies by state. Some states allow you to send in your ballot by mail on Election Day (November 8th), while others require you to send it in earlier.

Here are some general guidelines:

• If you're in a state that allows same-day registration, you may be able to send in your ballot by mail on Election Day.
• If you're in a state that requires registration before Election Day, you'll need to send in your ballot by the state's designated deadline, which is usually several days before Election Day.
• Some states have a "postmark deadline" which means that as long as your ballot has a postmark from the designated deadline, it will be accepted. Others have a "received by" deadline, which means that the ballot must be received by the election office by the designated deadline.

To confirm the deadline for your state, you can:

• Check your state's election website or contact your local election office.
• Use the National Association of Secretaries of State's website, which provides information on voting deadlines and requirements for each state.

Remember to make sure your ballot is postmarked by the deadline and allow enough time for it to be delivered to the election office. It's also a good idea to confirm with your local election office that they will accept ballots sent by mail on Election Day.