Where to send ballot by mail

To send your ballot by mail, you'll need to follow the instructions provided by your state or local election office. Here are the general steps:

Check your state's voting website: Visit your state's official voting website to find out if they offer absentee or mail-in voting, and to learn about the specific requirements and deadlines.
Obtain a ballot application: If your state offers absentee or mail-in voting, you'll need to request a ballot application. You can usually do this online, by phone, or by mail.
Fill out the application: Complete the application form, providing the required information, such as your name, address, and identification.
Sign and date the application: Make sure to sign and date the application form.
Return the application: Send the completed application to your state or local election office. You can usually do this by mail, email, or online.
Receive your ballot: Once your application is processed, you'll receive your ballot in the mail.
Fill out the ballot: Carefully read the instructions and fill out the ballot, making sure to follow the voting rules and deadlines.
Return the ballot: Send the completed ballot back to your state or local election office by the designated deadline.

Where to send your ballot by mail:

State election office: Check your state's voting website for the mailing address of your state's election office.
Local election office: If you're voting in a local election, you may need to send your ballot to your local election office. Check your local government's website for the mailing address.
Designated drop-off location: Some states or localities may have designated drop-off locations where you can submit your ballot in person.

Important deadlines:

Application deadline: Make sure to submit your ballot application by the designated deadline to ensure you receive your ballot in time.
Ballot return deadline: Return your completed ballot by the designated deadline to ensure it's counted.

Remember to check with your state or local election office for specific instructions and deadlines, as they may vary.