How late can you mail in your vote

The deadline for mailing in your vote varies by state and even by county. In the United States, the deadline for mailing in your vote is typically several days to a week before Election Day, but it can be as late as Election Day itself in some cases.

Here are some general guidelines:

• In most states, the deadline for mailing in your vote is 7-10 days before Election Day. For example, in California, the deadline is 7 days before Election Day, while in New York, it's 10 days before.
• Some states have a later deadline, such as Oregon, which allows voters to mail in their ballots up to 8 days after Election Day.
• A few states, like Colorado and Utah, allow voters to mail in their ballots on Election Day itself.
• In some counties, the deadline may be earlier or later than the state's deadline. For example, in some counties in California, the deadline is 5 days before Election Day, while in others, it's 10 days before.

It's important to check with your local election office or website to confirm the deadline for mailing in your vote in your state and county. You can usually find this information by searching online for "voting deadlines" or "mail-in ballot deadlines" along with your state or county name.

Additionally, it's a good idea to make sure your ballot is postmarked by the deadline, even if you're mailing it in on the last day. You can use a postmark stamp or a certified mail receipt to prove that your ballot was mailed on time.

Remember to also check the requirements for signing and sealing your ballot envelope, as these may vary by state or county.