Emergency Mail Ballot

If circumstances arise within 20 days of the primary or election which prevent you from going to the polls to vote on election day, you may be eligible to vote an emergency mail ballot.

Emergency mail ballots applied for under category (3) must be accompanied by a certificate from a physician or Christian Science practitioner. This certificate must contain the address of the physician or Christian Science practitioner, the date that the applicant was last examined or treated and attest to the fact that the illness, disability, blindness or serious impairment of mobility did not manifest itself until twenty (20) days or less prior to the primary or election.

All emergency ballot envelopes, except those applied for under categories 3 and 7, must be notarized or witnessed by 2 persons who must sign their names and addresses.

Call your local Board of Canvassers for more information.