I've worked overseas since 2013; it has always happened that I accidentally was home during early voting in prior elections. No chance this time, so I applied for an 'overseas and military' ballot. I got an email to my business email address to confirm my request. Then last night (here) my ballot arrived! I was surprised!
I checked my boxes, then signed with my finger on the line just like in-person voting - they electronically compare this to your driver's license or other official signature. Clicked 'send,' and off it went. I tracked it to 'received' at my country clerk's office.
Amazing times we live in.
"1-6B-7
A. Not later than forty-five days before an election, even if the forty-fifth day before an election falls on a weekend or a holiday, the county clerk shall transmit a ballot and balloting materials to all federal qualified electors who by that date submit a valid military-overseas ballot application."
I checked my boxes, then signed with my finger on the line just like in-person voting - they electronically compare this to your driver's license or other official signature. Clicked 'send,' and off it went. I tracked it to 'received' at my country clerk's office.
Amazing times we live in.
"1-6B-7
A. Not later than forty-five days before an election, even if the forty-fifth day before an election falls on a weekend or a holiday, the county clerk shall transmit a ballot and balloting materials to all federal qualified electors who by that date submit a valid military-overseas ballot application."
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