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Emergency Vote-by-Mail Ballot Requests
If you have not submitted your vote-by-mail application by the deadline, you can still obtain a ballot when conditions prevent you from voting at a polling place on Election Day. Written application signed under penalty of perjury is required.

Apply for an emergency vote-by-mail ballot ►

Replacement Vote-by-Mail Ballot Application

You may request a replacement ballot if necessary. After you verify your registration, an online application will be available to complete in order to receive a replacement vote-by-mail ballot. 

Request a replacement vote-by-mail ballot ►

What To Do if You Forgot to Sign Your Vote-by-Mail Ballot Envelope

You may have received notice that you did not sign your vote-by-mail envelope when you returned it. We have a form that allows you to provide your signature if you did not sign your vote-by-mail ballot.

Statement for unsigned vote-by-mail ballot envelopes ►

Distributable Vote-by-Mail Application


Designed for individuals, groups and organizations that distribute applications for vote-by-mail ballots.  This wizard allows you to customize these applications and ensure compliance with our formatting requirements.

Create a vote-by-mail application for at large distribution ►

Find Out if You Are Already a Vote-by-Mail Voter

If you think you may already be a permanent vote-by-mail voter (this means you automatically receive a vote-by-mail ballot every election) you can verify your status using our lookup tool.

Use vote-by-mail status lookup tool ►

Types of Vote-by-Mail Voters
Voting-by-mail allows voters to obtain and submit their ballots for any election by mail.  It’s easy to request a vote-by-mail ballot: 

• Permanent vote-by-mail voters do not need to request a ballot; one will automatically be mailed to those voters for future elections. 
• A one-time request for a vote-by-mail ballot is election specific.  This type of application is only valid for one election. 

It is important to note that the voted ballot must be received no later than three days after Election Day, but it must be signed and dated no later than Election Day to be counted.

Canceling Your Permanent Vote-by-Mail Status
Even though it is referred to as “permanent” vote-by-mail voter any voter can remove the permanent status and apply each election for a vote-by-mail ballot or return to your local polling place to vote in-person.

Cancel my permanent vote-by-mail voter status ►

Detailed Vote-by Mail Ballot Instructions
Our instructions describe in detail the rules and laws surrounding vote-by-mail voting.  It is important for you to read these instructions for completing and returning your vote-by-mail ballot. 

Read vote-by-mail ballot instructions ►

Detailed Vote-by Mail Ballot Instructions for Military/Overseas Voters
Our instructions describe in detail the rules and laws surrounding vote-by-mail voting.  It is important for you to read these instructions for completing and returning your vote-by-mail ballot. 

View vote-by-mail instructions for military/overseas voters ►

Detailed Vote-by Mail Ballot Instructions for Email Military/Overseas Voters
Our instructions describe in detail the rules and laws surrounding vote-by-mail voting.  It is important for you to read these instructions for completing and returning your vote-by-mail ballot. 

View vote-by-mail instructions for email military/overseas voters ►