Can we vote by mail in 2020

In the 2020 United States presidential election, many states allowed voters to cast their ballots by mail, also known as absentee voting or mail-in voting. The rules and deadlines for voting by mail varied from state to state, so it's essential to check with your state's election office or website to confirm the details.

Here's a breakdown of the states that allowed voting by mail in 2020:

States that allowed mail-in voting:

  1. Arizona
  2. California
  3. Colorado
  4. Connecticut
  5. Delaware
  6. Hawaii
  7. Idaho
  8. Illinois
  9. Indiana
  10. Maine
  11. Maryland
  12. Massachusetts
  13. Michigan
  14. Minnesota
  15. Nevada
  16. New Hampshire
  17. New Jersey
  18. New Mexico
  19. New York
  20. North Carolina
  21. Ohio
  22. Oregon
  23. Pennsylvania
  24. Rhode Island
  25. Utah
  26. Vermont
  27. Virginia
  28. Washington
  29. West Virginia
  30. Wisconsin
  31. Wyoming

States that allowed absentee voting:

  1. Alabama
  2. Alaska
  3. Arkansas
  4. Florida
  5. Georgia
  6. Iowa
  7. Kansas
  8. Kentucky
  9. Louisiana
  10. Mississippi
  11. Missouri
  12. Montana
  13. Nebraska
  14. North Dakota
  15. Oklahoma
  16. South Carolina
  17. South Dakota
  18. Tennessee
  19. Texas
  20. Wyoming

States that did not allow mail-in voting or absentee voting:

  1. Alabama (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  2. Arkansas (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  3. Florida (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  4. Georgia (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  5. Iowa (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  6. Kansas (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  7. Kentucky (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  8. Louisiana (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  9. Mississippi (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  10. Missouri (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  11. Montana (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  12. Nebraska (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  13. North Dakota (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  14. Oklahoma (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  15. South Carolina (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  16. South Dakota (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  17. Tennessee (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)
  18. Texas (except for voters with disabilities or military personnel)

Please note that some states may have had specific requirements or restrictions for voting by mail or absentee voting, such as needing a valid reason for requesting an absentee ballot or providing identification. It's essential to check with your state's election office or website for the most up-to-date information on voting by mail or absentee voting.