Does your state accept elections materials using alternatives to postal mail, such as email, online upload, or fax? Or is postal mail mandated?
I. States restricting transmission to postal mail for
a. Voter Registration (FPCA)
b. Ballot Request (FPCA)
May submit FPCA by email or fax, but must mail form too:
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c. Voted Ballot Return 🗳
May return by email or fax, but must mail marked ballot too:
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II. States offering electronic options (email, online access, fax) to
a. Deliver Blank Ballot to Voter
Every state will send absentee ballot electronically to voters abroad if preference to receive voting materials by "Email or online" or "Fax" is indicated on Ballot Request form (FPCA).
b. Return Voted Ballot 🗳
- Alabama – return using online upload of ballot if choosing to received voting materials by "Email or online."
- Alaska – return by fax if choosing to received voting materials by "Email or online" or "Fax."
- Arizona
- California – return by fax
- Colorado – vote online at ballotreturn.sos.colorado.gov
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida – return by fax
- Hawaii
- Indiana
- Louisiana – return by fax with prior arrangement by LEO
- Kansas
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- Mississippi
- Montana – vote online at www.vote4montana.us
- Nebraska – return by email or fax with prior arrangement by LEO
- Nevada
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Oklahoma – return by fax
- Oregon
- Rhode Island – check with your election official to return by email or fax
- South Carolina
- Utah
- Washington
- West Virginia
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