Can you change vote on mail in ballot

The rules regarding changing a vote on a mail-in ballot vary from state to state. Here's a general overview:

Some states allow changes:

1. Colorado: You can submit a new ballot with changes to your original vote.
2. Oregon: You can submit a new ballot with changes to your original vote.
3. Washington: You can submit a new ballot with changes to your original vote.

Some states do not allow changes:

1. California: Once you submit your ballot, you cannot make changes.
2. Florida: Once you submit your ballot, you cannot make changes.
3. New York: Once you submit your ballot, you cannot make changes.

Other states have specific rules:

1. Arizona: You can submit a new ballot with changes to your original vote, but only if you have not yet returned your original ballot.
2. Illinois: You can submit a new ballot with changes to your original vote, but only if you have not yet returned your original ballot.
3. Michigan: You can submit a new ballot with changes to your original vote, but only if you have not yet returned your original ballot.

Important notes:

• If you have already returned your mail-in ballot, it's generally too late to make changes.
• If you need to make changes, it's best to contact your local election office or check their website for specific instructions.
• Some states may have specific deadlines for submitting changes, so be sure to check those deadlines as well.

Remember to always follow the rules and guidelines set by your state and local election officials to ensure your vote is counted accurately.