How to Vote by Mail and Make Sure It Counts
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"For every person who sends in a vote by mail ballot that's one less person at polling places on Election Day. It does make those social distancing protocols and procedures easier. Once you're registered, you'll need to request a mail ballot if your state isn't going to send you one automatically, fill it out when it arrives, and return it with as much time left as possible before Election Day. You can find all the state-by-state details below.In most states you can also return your ballot in person, either at municipal offices like your county clerk's office or to secure drop boxes set up specifically for this purpose in your area. If you want to go that route, find your state's election website here for details.Otherwise, the specifics of mail voting in every state are below.
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