Vote by Mail means you can vote anywhere, anytime!

Vote by Mail means you can vote anywhere, anytime!

Vote by Mail is also known as “absentee ballot.”

No lines! No waiting! No having to take time off from work!

You’ll get your ballot by mail. Fill it in, and mail it back well before Election Day.
(You also may be able to drop it off, if you prefer.)

In most states, you MUST apply to Vote by Mail ahead of time (exceptions are state where everyone votes by mail, or if you opted in when you registered). Contact your state election office for how it works in your state.

Vote by Mail is available, in some form, in ALL states:

These states have EVERYONE Vote by Mail, so you don’t have to apply:

co / hi / or / ut / wa

These states allow ALL voters to Vote by Mail - you don’t need a “reason.”
(You DO need to apply to Vote by Mail, or opt in when you register.)

ak / az / ca / dc / fl / ga / id / il /
ia / ks / me / md / ma / mi / mn /
mt / ne / nv / nj / nm / nc / nd /
oh / ok / pa / ri / sd / tn / vt / wi / wy

These states MAY allow you to vote by mail if you have a “reason.”

al / ar / ct / de / in / ky / la / ms /
mo / nh / ny / sc / tx / va / wv

ALL states allow US citizens living overseas (including military folks and their families) to vote with an absentee ballot. Visit FVAP.gov for details.

Get a direct link to your state here:
VoteInspired.com/VoteByMail

Voting rules change rapidly. Always check with your state election office!