State Absentee Registration And Voting Procedures
Notify Your Local Election Official About Your Current Address.
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MASSACHUSETTS
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
before completing and signing your application.
FEDERAL POST CARD APPLICATION
REGISTRATION AND ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST - FEDERAL POST CARD
APPLICATION (FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ (Required field). County Of________ (Required
field). City Or Township Of_______ (Required field).
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. APPLICANT INFORMATION:
a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) (Required field)
b. Sex.
c. Race.
d. Date of Birth.  MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field).
e. Social Security Number.
f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I LAST VOTED OR PLACE OF LAST REGISTRATION: (Do not leave blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
a. Year. (Required field)
b. County, City, or Township. (Required field)
c. State. (Required field)
d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. VOTING RESIDENCE: (For military: legal residence. For overseas civilians: last
residence in U.S. If Using Rural Route: Provide the complete street address of your
Massachusetts voting residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address
includes a rural route, describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2
miles past Highway _____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address
must be different from the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the city or town
where you claim legal voting residence.)
a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box). (Required field)
c. City, Town or Village. (Required field)
d. State. (Required field)
e. County or Parish. (Required field)
f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known). (Required field)
4. MAIL ABSENTEE BALLOT TO: (Print the complete address where you want your
ballot sent - usually your current mailing address. Your current mailing address must be
different from the address provided in Item 3) (Required field)
5. YOUR FAX NUMBER: (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes.)
6. POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: (This information is required to send you a
ballot for primary elections. If you are applying for an absentee ballot for a party primary,
please indicate the party ballot you wish to receive. In Massachusetts, there are currently
four political parties: Democratic, Republican, Libertarian and Massachusetts Green
Party.)
7. REMARKS: (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials
in determining your eligibility to register and vote.)
8. AFFIRMATION BY APPLICANT:
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (X only one of a, b, c or d (Required
field). Read e through h.)
a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an eligible
spouse or dependent.
b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to any
state/local oath or statement.
f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been adjudicated
mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in the U.S.
h. The information on this form is true and complete.
i. Signature Of Applicant. (You must sign the FPCA. By signing, you are swearing or
affirming the information is true and correct)  (Required field)
j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field)
9. WITNESS/NOTARY ADDRESS AND SIGNATURE: (Not required by state law)
Date Signed MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Massachusetts and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use one FPCA or any other form of written communication to request ballots
for all elections in a calendar year (for local, state and Federal offices).
Registration is waived.
To request an absentee ballot, the local registrar of voters must receive your FPCA or any
other form of written communication with your name, former residence and present
residence not later than noon the day before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: If you reside within the U.S., return your voted ballot to the local
election official so that it arrives by the close of polls (8:00 p.m.) on election day.
If you reside outside the U.S., your voted ballot must be returned to your local election
official so that it arrives by the close of polls (8:00 p.m.) on election day to be counted for
local and primary elections. Your voted ballot must be postmarked by election day and
returned to the local election official so that it arrives not later than 10 days after the
election to be counted for Federal elections.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 35 days before the primary and 21
days before a general election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Massachusetts allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot requests by fax. After
faxing, you must submit the FPCA by mail in order to have your ballot counted.
Massachusetts does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
Massachusetts does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
Your spouse, or person residing in the same household, parent, in-laws, brother, sister,
son, daughter, stepparent, stepchild, half-sister, half-brother, uncle, aunt, niece, nephew,
grandparent or grandchild may request that a ballot be sent to you. Necessary forms may
be obtained at the clerk's office in the city or town of voting residence. Any form of
written communication containing the required information may also be sent to the
clerk's office.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Massachusetts, and
"specially qualified voters." The term "specially qualified voter" means a U.S. citizen
who resides outside the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in
Massachusetts (for local, state and Federal office ballots).
B. How to Register Vote and Request an Absentee Ballot
You may use one FPCA or any other form of written communication to request ballots
for all elections in a calendar year.
Registration is waived.
To request an absentee ballot, the local registrar of voters must receive your FPCA or any
other form of written communication with your name, age, former residence and present
residence not later than noon the day before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: If you reside outside the U.S., your voted ballot must be returned
to your local election official so that it arrives by the close of polls (8:00 p.m.) on election
day to be counted for local and primary elections. Your voted ballot must be postmarked
by election day and returned to the local election official so that it arrives not later than
10 days after the election to be counted for Federal elections.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 35 days before the primary and 21
days before a general election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Massachusetts allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot requests by fax. After
faxing, you must submit the FPCA by mail in order to have your ballot counted.
Massachusetts does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
Massachusetts does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
Your spouse, or person residing in the same household, parent, in-laws, brother, sister,
son, daughter, stepparent, stepchild, half-sister, half-brother, uncle, aunt, niece, nephew,
grandparent or grandchild may request that a ballot be sent to you. Necessary forms may
be obtained at the clerk's office in the city or town of voting residence. Any form of
written communication containing the required information may also be sent to the
clerk's office.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons under a legal guardianship which specifically prohibits voting may not register or
vote.
B. Late Registration
Any of the above persons not in their city or town of residence during the 7 days before
the last day to register (the last day to register is 20 days before the election) may register
in person until 4 p.m. on the day before the election.
C. Action If Registration Is Denied
Written notice of denial is sent. You have the option to be heard and/or appeal.
D. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the City or Town Clerk in your city or town of voting residence. If
"EC" appears on list, mail FPCA to the local Election Commission, not the City or Town
Clerk.
City or Town	Mailing Address			 	Zip Code
Abington	Town Hall, 500 Gliniewicz Way		02351
Acton		Town Hall, 472 Main Street		01720
Acushnet	PO Box 30122, Town Hall, 122 Main St.	02743
Adams		Town Hall, 8 Park St.			01220
Agawam		Town Hall, 36 Main St.			01001
Alford		Town Hall, 5 Alford Center Rd.		01230
Amesbury	Town Hall, 62 Friend St.		01913
Amherst		Town Hall, 4 Boltwood Ave.		01002
Andover		Town Hall, 36 Bartlet St.		01810
Aquinnah	PO Box 128, Town Hall,
		65 State Rd., RR1			02535
Arlington	Town Hall, 730 Massachusetts Ave	02476
Ashburnham	54 Willard Road				01430
Ashby		895 Main Street				01431
Ashfield	Town Hall, 412 Main St., PO Box 595	01330
Ashland		Town Hall, 101 Main St.			01721
Athol		Town Hall, 584 Main St.			01331
Attleboro	City Hall, 77 Park St.			02703
Auburn		Town Hall, 104 Central St.		01501
Avon		Buckley Center, 65 E. Main St.		02322
Ayer		Town Hall, One Main St., PO Box 308	01432
Barnstable	Town Hall, 367 Main St., Hyannis, MA	02601
Barre		Town Hall, 2 Exchange St., PO Box 418	01005-0418
Becket		Town Hall, 557 Main St.			01223
Bedford		Town Hall, 10 Mudge Way			01730
Belchertown	Town Hall, 2 Jabish St., PO Box 607	01007
Bellingham	Town Hall, 2 Mechanic St., PO Box 367	02019
Belmont		Town Hall, 455 Concord Ave.		02478
Berkley		Town Hall, One North Main St		02779
Berlin		23 Linden Street, Box 8			01503
Bernardston	Town Hall, 38 Church St., PO Box 435	01337
Beverly		City Hall, 191 Cabot St			01915
Billerica	Town Hall, 365 Boston Rd.		01821
Blackstone	Town Hall, Municipal Center,
		15 St. Paul Center			01504-2295
Blandford	Town Hall, 102 Main St., PO Box 101	01008
Bolton		Town Hall 663, Main St., PO Box 278	01740
Boston (EC)	Boston City Hall, One City Hall Square	02201
Bourne		Town Hall, 24 Perry Ave.,Buzzards Bay	02532
Boxborough	Town Hall, 29 Middle Road		01719
Boxford		Town Hall, 28 Middleton Rd.		01921
Boylston	Town Hall, 221 Main St.			01505
Braintree	Town Hall, 1 JFK Memorial Dr.		02184
Brewster	Town Hall, 2198 Main St.		02631-1898
Bridgewater	Town Hall, Central Square		02324
Brimfield	Town Hall, PO Box 508,
		US Rte. 20, Main St.			01010
Brockton	City Hall, 45 School St.		02301
Brookfield	Town Hall, 6 Central St., PO Box 397	01506
Brookline	Town Hall, 333 Washington St.		02445
Buckland	17 State Street				01338
Burlington	Town Hall, 29 Center St.		01803
Cambridge (EC)	City Hall, 795 Massachusetts Ave.	02139
Canton		Town Hall, Memorial Hall,
		801 Washington St.			02021
Carlisle	Town Hall, 66 Westford St., P.O Box 827	01741
Carver		Town Hall, 108 Main St., PO Box 67	02330
Charlemont	Town Hall, 157 Main St., PO Box 605	01339
Charlton	37 Main Street				01507
Chatham		549 Main Street				02663
Chelmsford	Town Hall, 50 Billerica Rd.		01824
Chelsea		City Hall, 500 Boradway, Rm. 209	02150
Cheshire	Town Hall, 80 Church St., Box S		01225
Chester		Town Hall, 15 Middlefield Rd., PO Box 9	01011
Chesterfield	Town Hall, 422 Main Road, PO Box 33, 	01012
Chicopee	City Hall, 17 Springfield St.		01013
Chilmark	Town Hall, 401 Middle Road,
		P O Box 119				02535
Clarksburg	Town Hall, 111 River Rd.		01247
Clinton		Town Hall, 242 Church St.		01510
Cohasset	Town Hall, 41 Highland Ave.		02025
Colrain		Town Hall, 9 Jacksonville Rd.,
		PO Box 31				01340
Concord		Town Hall, 22 Monument Square,
		PO Box 535				01742
Conway		Town Hall, 32 Main St., PO Box 240	01341
Cummington	Town Hall, 33 Main St., PO Box 128	01026
Dalton		Town Hall, 462 Main St.			01226
Danvers		Town Hall, One Sylvan St.		01923
Dartmouth	Town Hall, 400 Slocum Rd., PO Box 79399	02747
Dedham		26 Bryant Street			02027
Deerfield	8 Conway Street, South Deerfield, MA	01373
Dennis		Town Hall, 485 Main St.
		Box 1419, South Dennis, MA		02660
Dighton		Town Hall, 979 Somerset Ave.		02715
Douglas		Town Hall, 29 Depot St.			01516
Dover		Town Hall, 5 Springdale Ave.,
		PO Box 250				02030
Dracut		Town Hall, 62 Arlington St.		01826
Dudley		Town Hall, 40 Schofield Ave.		01571
Dunstable	Town Hall, 511 Main St.			01827
Duxbury		Town Hall, 878 Tremont St.		02332
East Bridgewater, Town Hall, 175 Central St.,
		PO Box 387				02333
East Brookfield	Town Hall, Depot Square., PO Box 568	01515
East Longmeadow	Town Hall, 60 Center Sq.		01028
Eastham		Town Hall, 2500 State Hwy.		02642
Easthampton	Town Hall, 43 Main St.			01027
Easton		Town Hall, 136 Elm St.,
		North Easton, MA			02356
Edgartown	Town Hall, 70 Main St., P.O. Box 35	02539-0035
Egremont	Town Hall, 171 Egremont Plain Rd.,
		P.O. Box 656, S. Egremont, MA		01258
Erving		Town Hall, 12 East Main St.,
		P.O. Box 202				01344
Essex		Town Hall, 30 Martin St.		01929
Everett		City Hall, 484 Broadway			02149
Fairhaven	Town Hall, 40 Center St.		02719
Fall River (EC)	City Hall, One Government Ctr.		02722
Falmouth	Town Hall, 59 Town Hall Square,
		PO Box 904				02541
Fitchburg	City Hall, 718 Main St.			01420
Florida		Post Office, 20 South St., Drury, MA	01343
Foxborough	Town Hall, 40 South St.			02035
Framingham	Town Hall, 150 Concord St.		01702
Franklin	Town Hall, Municipal Bldg.,
		150 Emmons St.				02038
Freetown	Town Office Bldg.,P.O. Box 438,
		3 No. Main St., Assonet, MA		02702
Gardner		City Hall, 95 Pleasant St.		01440
Georgetown	Town Hall, One Library St.		01833
Gill		Town Hall, 325 Main St.			01376
Gloucester	City Hall, 9 Dale Ave.			01930
Goshen		Town Hall, 42 Main St., PO Box 124	01032
Gosnold		Town Hall, Box 28, Tower Hill Rd.,
		Cuttyhunk, MA				02713
Grafton		Town Hall, 30 Providence Rd.		01519
Granby		Town Hall, 250 State St			01033
Granville	Town Hall, 707 Main Rd, PO Box 247	01034
Great Barrington, Town Hall, 334 Main St.		01230
Greenfield	Town Hall, 14 Court Sq.			01301
Groton		Town Hall, 173 Main St.			01450
Groveland	Town Hall, 183 Main St.			01834
Hadley		Town Hall, 100 Middle St.		01035
Halifax		Town Hall, 499 Plymouth St.		02338
Hamilton	Town Hall, 577 Bay Rd., PO Box 429	01936
Hampden		625 Main Street, Box 251		01036
Hancock		Town Hall, 3650 Hancock Rd.		01237
Hanover		Town Hall, 550 Hanover St.		02339
Hanson		Town Hall, 542 Liberty St.		02341
Hardwick	Town Hall, 307 Main St.,
		PO Box 575, Gilbertville, MA		01031
Harvard		Town Hall, 13 Ayer Rd.			01451
Harwich		Town Hall, 732 Main St.			02645
Hatfield	Memorial Town Hall, 59 Main St		01038
Haverhill	City Hall, 4 Summer St.			01830
Hawley		Town Hall, 8 Pudding Hollow Rd.		01339
Heath		Town Hall, One East Main St.		01346
Hingham		Town Hall, 210 Central St.		02043
Hinsdale	Town Hall, P.O. Box 803,
		95 Maple St., Youth Center Bldg.	01235
Holbrook	Town Hall, 50 North Franklin St	.	02343
Holden		Town Hall, 1196 Main St.		01520
Holland		27 Sturbridge Road			01521
Holliston	Town Hall, 703 Washington St.		01746
Holyoke		City Hall, 536 Dwight St.		01040
Hopedale	Town Hall, 78 Hopedale St, PO Box 7	01747
Hopkinton	Town Hall, 18 Main St.			01748
Hubbardston	Town Hall, 7 Main St., P.O. Box H	01452
Hudson		Town Hall, 78 Main St.			01749
Hull		Town Hall, 253 Atlantic Ave.		02045
Huntington	Town Hall, 24 Russell Road, PO Box 430	01050
Ipswich		Town Hall, 30 South Main St.		01938
Kingston	Town Hall, 23 Green St., PO Drawer E	02364
Lakeville	Town Hall, 346 Bedford St.		02347
Lancaster	Town Hall, 695 Main St., PO Box 97	01523
Lanesborough	Newton Memorial Town Hall,
		83 North Main St., P.O. Box 1496	01237-1492
Lawrence 	City Hall, 200 Common St.		01840
Lee		Town Hall, 32 Main St., PO Box 630	01238
Leicester	Town Hall, Three Washburn Square	01524
Lenox		Town Hall, 6 Walker St.			01240
Leominister	City Hall, 25 West St.			01453
Leverett	Town Hall, 9 Montague Rd., PO Box 178	01054
Lexington	Town Hall, 1625 Mass Ave.		02420
Leyden		Town Hall, 16 West Leyden Rd.		01337
Lincoln		Town Hall, 11 Lincoln Center, Box 6353	01773
Littleton	Town Hall, 37 Shattuck St., PO Box 37	01460
Longmeadow	Town Hall, 20 Williams St.		01106
Lowell (EC)	City Hall, 375 Merrimack St.		01852
Ludlow		Town Hall, 488 Chapin St.		01056
Lunenburg	Town Hall, 17 Main St, PO Box 135	01462
Lynn (EC)	City Hall, 3 City Hall Square		01901
Lynnfield	Town Hall, 55 Summer St.						01940
Malden		City Hall, 200 Pleasant St., Rm. 323	02148
Manchester-by-the-Sea, Town Hall, 10 Central St.	01944
Mansfield	Town Hall, 6 Park Row			02048
Marblehead	Town Hall, Abbot Hall			01945
Marion		Town Hall, 2 Spring St.			02738
Marlborough	City Hall, 140 Main St.			01752
Marshfield	Town Hall, 870 Moraine St.		02050
Mashpee		Town Hall, 16 Great Neck Road North	02649
Mattapoisett	Town Hall, 16 Main St.,	PO Box 89	02739
Maynard		Town Hall, 195 Main St			01754
Medfield	459 Main Street				02052
Medford		City Hall, 85 George P. Hassett Dr.	02155
Medway		Town Hall, 155 Village St.		02053
Melrose		City Hall, 562 Main St., P.O. Box C	02176
Mendon		Town Hall, 20 Main St., P.O. Box 54	01756
Merrimac	Town Hall, 2 School St.			01860
Methuen		Town Hall, 41 Pleasant St.		01844
Middleborough	20 Centre Street			02346
Middlefield	Town Hall, Skyline Trail, PO Box 265	01243
Middleton	Memorial Town Hall, 48 South Main St.	01949
Milford		Town Hall, 52 Main St			01757
Millbury	Town Hall, 127 Elm St.			01527
Millis		900 Main Street				02054
Millville	Town Hall, 8 Central St., PO Box 703	01529
Milton		Town Hall, 525 Canton Ave.		02186
Monroe		Town Hall, 3C, School Street		01350
Monson		Town Hall, 110 Main St.			01057
Montague	One Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA		01376
Monterey	PO Box 356				01254
Montgomery	Town Hall, Main Rd.			01085
Mount Washington, Town Hall, 118 East Street-116,
		RFD3, Box 67A				01258
Nahant		Town Hall, 334 Nahant Rd.		01908-0075
Nantucket	Town Hall, 16 Broad St.			02554
Natick		Town Hall, 13 East Central St.		01760
Needham		Town Hall, 1471 Highland Ave.,
		PO Box 663				02492
New Ashford	Town Hall, Mallery Road-188		01237-9604
New Bedford (EC), City Hall, 133 William St.		02740-6182
New Braintree	Town Hall, 20 Memoridal Drive		01531-1548
New Marlborough	Town Hall, Mill River, South Field Rd.,
		PO Box 99, Mill River, MA		01244
New Salem	Town Hall, 15 South Main St.		01355-9750
Newbury		Town Hall, 25 High Rd.			01951-1298
Newburyport	City Hall, 60 Pleasant St.,PO Box 550	01950
Newton (EC)	City Hall, 1000 Commonwealth Ave.	02459
Norfolk		Town Hall, One Liberty Lane, PO Box 216	02056
North Adams	City Hall, 10 Main St.			01247
North Andover	Town Hall, 120 Main St.			01845
North Attleborough, 43 South Washington St.		02761
North Brookfield, Town Hall, 185 North Main St.		01535
North Reading	Town Hall, 235 North St.		01864
Northampton	City Hall, 210 Main St.			01060
Northborough	Town Hall, 63 Main St.			01532
Northbridge	Town Hall, 7 Main St., Whitinsville, MA	01588
Northfield	Town Hall, 69 Main St.			01360-1099
Norton		Municipal Center, 70 East Main St.,	02766-2320
Norwell		Town Hall, 345 Main St., PO Box 295	02061
Norwood		Town Hall, 566 Washington St.,
		PO Box 40				02062
Oak Bluffs	Oaks Bluff Ave., P.O. Box 2490		02557
Oakham		Town Hall, Two Coldbrook Rd.,
		PO Box 222				01068
Orange		Town Hall, 6 Prospect St.		01364
Orleans		Town Hall, 19 School Rd.		02653
Otis		Town Hall, 70 So.Main St., PO Box 237	01253
Oxford		Town Hall, 325 Main St.			01540
Palmer		Town Administration Building,
		4417 Main Street			01069
Paxton		Town Hall, 697 Pleasant St.		01612
Peabody		City Hall, 24 Lowell St.		01960
Pelham		Town Hall, 351 Amherst Rd., RR 2	01002
Pembroke	Town Hall, 100 Center St.		02359
Pepperell	Town Hall, One Main Street		01463
Peru		4 North Road				01235
Petersham	Town Hall, 3 South Main St., PO Box 486	01366
Phillipston	Town Hall, 50 The Common		01331
Pittsfield	City Hall, 70 Allen St.			01201
Plainfield	Town Hall, 344 Main St			01070
Plainville	Town Hall, 142 South St., PO Box 1717	02762
Plymouth	Town Hall, 11 Lincoln St.		02360-
Plympton	Town Hall, 5 Palmer Rd., Box 153	02367-0153
Princeton	Town Hall, 6 Town Hall Dr.		01541
Provincetown	Town Hall, 260 Commercial St.		02657
Quincy		City Hall, 1305 Hancock St.		02169
Randolph	Town Hall, 41 South Main St.		02368
Raynham		Town Hall, 53 Orchard St.		02767
Reading		Town Hall, 16 Lowell St.		01867
Rehoboth	Town Hall, 148R Peck St.		02769
Revere		City Hall, 281 Broadway			02151
Richmond	Town Hall, 1529 State Rd., PO Box 81	01254
Rochester	Town Hall, 1 Constitution Way		02770
Rockland	Town Hall, 242 Union St.		02370-1897
Rockport	Town Hall, 34 Broadway, PO Box 429	01966
Rowe		62 Pond Road				01367
Rowley		Town Hall, Main St., Route 1A,
		PO Box 351				01969
Royalston	Town Hall, The Common, PO Box 118	01368
Russell		Town Hall, Main St.			01071
Rutland		Town Hall, 250 Main St.			01543
Salem		City Hall, 93 Washington St.		01970
Sallisbury	Town Hall, 5 Beach Rd., PO Box 5072	01952
Sandisfield	Town Hall, Silverbrook Rd., PO Box 163	01255
Sandwich	Town Hall, 145 Main St.			02563
Saugus		Town Hall, 298 Central St.		01906
Savoy		Town Hall, 720 Main Rd.			01256
Scituate	Town Hall, 600 Chief Justice,
		Cushing Highway				02066
Seekonk		Town Hall, 100 Peck St.			02771
Sharon		Town Hall, 90 South Main St.		02067
Sheffield	Town Hall, 21 Depot Square, PO Box 325	01257
Shelburne	Town Hall, 51 Bridge St.,
		Shelburne Falls, MA			01370
Sherborn	Town Hall, 19 Washington St.,
		PO Box 186				01770
Shirley		Town Hall, 3 Lancaster Rd.,
		PO Box 782				01464
Shrewsbury	Town Hall, 100 Maple Ave.		01545
Shutesbury	Town Hall, One Cooleyville Rd.,
		PO Box 326				01072
Somerset	Town Hall, 140 Wood St.			02726
Somerville (EC)	City Hall, 93 Highland Ave.		02143
South Hadley	Town Hall, 116 Main St.			01075
Southampton	Town Hall, 8 East St., P.O. Box 276	01073
Southborough	Town Hall, 17 Common St., PO Box 9109	01772
Southbridge	Town Hall, 41 Elm St.			01550
Southwick	Town Hall, 454 College Hwy.		01077
Spencer		Town Hall, 157 Main St.			01562
Springfield (EC)	City Hall, 36 Court St.		01103
Sterling	Town Hall, 1 Park St.			01564
Stockbridge	Town Hall, 6 Main St.			01262
Stoneham	Town Hall, 35 Central St.		02180
Stoughton	Town Hall, 10 Pearl St.			02072-2396
Stow		Town Hall, 380 Great Road, PO Box 261	01775
Sturbridge	Town Hall, 308 Main St., PO Box 645	01566
Sudbury		Town Hall, 322 Concord Rd.		01776
Sunderland	Town Offices, 12 School St.		01375
Sutton		Town Hall, 4 Uxbridge Rd.		01590
Swampscott	Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave.		01907
Swansea		Town Hall, 81 Main St.			02777
Taunton		CIty Hall, 15 Summer St.		02780
Templeton	Town Hall, 9 Main St., Baldwinville, MA	01436
Tewksbury	Town Hall, 1009 Main St.		01876
Tisbury		Town Hall, 51 Spring St.,
		Box 606, Vineyard Haven, MA		02568
Tolland		Town Hall, 241 West Granville Rd.	01034
Topsfield	Town hall, 8 West Common St.		01983
Townsend	Memorial Hall, 272 Main St.		01469
Truro		Town Hall, Town Hall Road, PO Box 2012	02666-2012
Tyngsborough	Town Hall, 25 Bryants Lane,		01879
Tyringham	Town Hall, 116 Main Rd., PO Box 271	01264
Upton		Town Hall, One Main St., PO Box 857	01568
Uxbridge	Town Hall, 21 South Main St.		01569
Wakefield	William J. Lee Memorial Town Hall,
		One Lafayette St.			01880-2383
Wales		Town Hall, Hollow Rd., PO Box 834	01081-0834
Walpole		Town Hall, 135 School St.		02081
Waltham		City Hall, 610 Main St.			02452
Ware		Town Hall, 126 Main St.			01082
Wareham		Town Hall, 54 Marion Rd.		02571
Warren		Sheppard Municipal Bldg.,
		48 High St., P.O. Box 603		01083
Warwick		Town Hall, 12 Athol Rd.			01378
Washington	Town Hall, 8 Summit Hill Rd		01223
Watertown	Town Hall, 149 Main St.			02472
Wayland		Town Hall, 41 Cochituate Rd.		01778
Webster		Town Hall, Main St., P.O. Box 193	01570
Wellesley	525 Washington St.			02482
Wellfleet	Town Hall, 300 Main St.			02667
Wendell		Town Hall, 270 Wendell Depot Rd.	01380
Wenham		Town Hall, 138 Main St.			01984
West Boylston	Mixter Municipal Office Building,
		120 Prescott St.			01583
West Bridgewater, Town Hall, 65 North Main St.		02379
West Brookfield, Town Hall, 2 East Main St, PO Box 372	01585
West Newbury	Town Hall, 381 Main St.			01985
West Springfield, Town Hall, 26 Central St.		01089
West Stockbridge, Town Hall, 9 Main St., PO Box 163	01266
West Tisbury	Town Hall, State Road, PO Box 278	02575
Westborough	Town Hall, 34 West Main St.		01581
Westfield	City Hall, 59 Court Street		01085-3574
Westford	Town Hall, 55 Main St.			01886
Westhampton	Town Hall, One South Road		01027
Westminister	Town Hall, 3 Bacon St., PO Box 456	01473
Weston		Town Hall, Town House Rd., PO Box 378	02493
Westport	Town Hall, 816 Main Road		02790
Westwood	Town Hall, 580 High St.			02090
Weymouth	Town Hall, 75 Middle St.		02189
Whately		Town Hall, 346 Haydenville Rd., Box 2	01093
Whitman		Town Hall, 54 South Ave., PO Box 426	02382
Wilbraham	Town Hall, 240 Springfield St.		01095
Williamsburg	Town Hall, 141 Main St.,
		PO Box 447, Haydenville, MA		01039-0447
Williamstown	Town Hall, 31 North St.			01267
Wilmington	Town Hall, 121 Glen Rd.			01887-3597
Winchendon	Town Hall, 109 Front St.		01475
Winchester	Town Hall, 71 Mt. Vernon St.		01890
Windsor		Town Hall, 3 Hindsdale Rd., PO Box 225	01270-0225
Winthrop	Town Hall, One Metcalf Sq.		02152
Woburn		City Hall, 10 Common St.		01801
Worcester (EC)	City Hall, 455 Main St.			01608
Worthington	Town Hall, Huntington Rd., PO Box 247	01098
Wrentham	Town Hall, 79 South St.			02093
Yarmouth	Town Hall, 1146 Route 28,
		South Yarmouth, MA			02664
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MARYLAND
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S. Provide the complete street address of your Maryland voting residence. A post
office box is insufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in
Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street
from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item
4 and must be within the county to which this application is being mailed.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent. Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections. Generally, you must list a party affiliation to vote in primary
elections. If you do not list a party affiliation, you will be registered as a "decline to
affiliate." Political party affiliation is not required if you are only requesting an absentee
ballot for a general election. If you are currently registered and want to change your
political party affiliation, you must submit a completed FPCA, including your new
political party choice or "none," to the local election official not less than 84 days before
the primary.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Maryland and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local board of
elections so that it is postmarked not later than the 21st day before the next election (the
date on which registration closes).
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA or other written correspondence to the local board of elections so that it
arrives not later than the Tuesday before the election. Any written correspondence must
contain your signature, your name and mailing address, any Maryland residential address
and your date of birth, and must state that you will be out of the jurisdiction on election
day.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Make sure your voted ballot is postmarked not later than the day
before the election. Your voted ballot must arrive at the local board of elections
according to the following timetable:
	Non-presidential primary election or special primary election - not later than 4
p.m. on the Wednesday following election day.
	General election or special election (ballot mailed from within the U.S.) - not later
than 4 p.m. on the Wednesday following election day.
	General election, Presidential primary election, or special election (ballot mailed
from outside the U.S.) - not later than 4 p.m. on the second Friday following election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 30 to 40 days before the
election.
You must sign an oath stating your eligibility to vote by absentee ballot when you return
a voted absentee ballot. The oath states: "Under penalty of perjury, ... I have reason to
believe that I will be unable to vote in person on the day of such election and am entitled
to vote by absentee ballot under Article 33 of the Maryland Code or the Uniformed and
Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act; that I have not voted nor do I intend to vote
elsewhere in this election."
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
Registration and voting materials need not be notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Maryland allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot by fax. After faxing,
submit the FPCA by mail. You may not submit the FPCA for registration by fax.
	Maryland does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Maryland does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
During the period beginning on the Wednesday before the election and ending with the
closing of the polls on election day, a registered voter or the voter's duly authorized agent
may apply in person for an absentee ballot at the office of the local board of elections if
the voter may be absent from the voter's Maryland county of residence on election day.
The application must be made under penalty of perjury and must specify the reason for
absentee voting. A qualified applicant may designate an agent to pick up and deliver the
absentee ballot. The agent:
	must be at least 18 years old
	may not be a candidate on the ballot
	must be designated by the voter in writing and signed under penalty of perjury
	must sign an affidavit under penalty of perjury
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II.  CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Maryland and
overseas citizens as defined in the following sentence. The term "overseas citizen," for
purposes of the UOCAVA means a U.S. citizen who resides outside the U.S. and (but for
such residence) would be qualified to vote in Maryland. The term includes:
	civilian employees of the U.S. Government serving outside the U.S. and their
spouses and dependents (who are eligible for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	members of the American Red Cross, Society of Friends, or USO serving with the
Armed Forces outside the U.S. and their spouses and dependents (who are eligible for
local, state and Federal office ballots)
	other overseas citizens (who are eligible for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local board of
elections so that it is postmarked not later than the 21st day before the next election (the
date on which registration closes).
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA or other written correspondence to the local board of elections so that it
arrives not later than the Tuesday before the election. Any written correspondence must
contain your signature, your name and mailing address, any Maryland residential address
and your date of birth, and must state that you will be out of the jurisdiction on election
day.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Make sure your voted ballot is postmarked not later than the day
before the election. Your voted ballot must arrive at the local board of elections
according to the following timetable:
	Non-presidential primary election or special primary election - not later than 4
p.m. on the Wednesday following election day.
	General election, Presidential primary election, or special election - not later than
4 p.m. on the second Friday following election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots out approximately 30 to 40 days before the
election.
You must sign an oath stating your eligibility to vote by absentee ballot when you return
a voted absentee ballot. The oath states: "Under penalty of perjury, ... I have reason to
believe that I will be unable to vote in person on the day of such election and am entitled
to vote by absentee ballot under Article 33 of the Maryland Code or the Uniformed and
Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act; that I have not voted nor do I intend to vote
elsewhere in this election."
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
Registration and voting materials need not be notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Maryland allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot by fax. After faxing,
submit the FPCA by mail. You may not submit the FPCA for registration by fax.
	Maryland does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Maryland does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
During the period beginning on the Wednesday before the election and ending with the
closing of the polls on election day, a registered voter or the voter's duly authorized agent
may apply in person for an absentee ballot at the office of the local board of elections if
the voter may be absent from the voter's Maryland county of residence on election day.
The application must be made under penalty of perjury and must specify the reason for
absentee voting. A qualified applicant may designate an agent to pick up and deliver the
absentee ballot. The agent:
	must be at least 18 years old
	may not be a candidate on the ballot
	must be designated by the voter, in writing and signed under penalty of perjury
	must sign an affidavit under penalty of perjury
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
The following persons may not register or vote:
	A person serving a sentence, or on parole or probation, based on conviction of an
infamous crime (any felony, treason, perjury, or any crime involving an element of
deceit, fraud, or corruption)
	A person convicted more than once of an infamous crime, unless the person has
been pardoned
	A person under guardianship for mental disability
	A person convicted of buying or selling votes
B. Statewide Voter Registration; Removal From Voter Rolls
Maryland voter registration applies statewide. It is not necessary for a voter who is
registered in one Maryland county to re-register when the voter moves to a different
Maryland county. However, it is the responsibility of the voter to notify Maryland of the
change of address not later than the deadline to register to vote before the election. If it is
apparent that a person has moved out of Maryland entirely, they can be removed from the
voter rolls for failing to provide a current address and then failing to vote in two general
elections.
C. Action on FPCA Requests
A qualified voter is registered in the county of the voter's Maryland residence and is
provided an absentee ballot as requested.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
A person denied registration may appeal to the county circuit court. Consult a legal
assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the board of elections in the county of the voter's Maryland residence
at the appropriate address listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Allegany  701 Kelly Road, Suite 213 Cumberland  21502-3401
Anne Arundel  P.O. Box 490 Glen Burnie  21060-0490
Baltimore City  Benton Office Bldg., Room 129  417 E. Fayette Street Baltimore 21202-
3432
Baltimore County  305 West Chesapeake Ave., Suite 310 Towson  21204-4408
Calvert  P.O. Box 798 Prince Frederick  20678-0798
Caroline  Health & Public Services Bldg.  403 S. 7th Street, Suite 247 Denton  21629-
1335
Carroll  225 N. Center St. Westminster  21157-5194
Cecil  129 E. Main Street  Court House, Rm. 332 Elkton  21921-5970
Charles  P.O.Box 908 La Plata  20646-0908
Dorchester  P.O. Box 414 Cambridge  21613-0414
Frederick  Winchester Hall 12 E. Church St. Frederick 21701-5447
Garrett  203 S. Fourth Street Court House, Room 108 Oakland 21550-1584
Harford  18 Office Street Bel Air  21014-3778
Howard  8659 Baltimore National Pike Ellicott City  21043-4126
Kent  215 Washington Avenue Chestertown  21620-1312
Montgomery  P.O. Box 4333 Rockville  20849-4333
Prince George's  14701 Governor Oden Bowie Dr. Suite 101 Upper Marlboro 20772-
3070
Queen Anne's  County Annex Bldg., Box 274 Centreville 21617-0274
St Mary's  P.O. Box 197 Leonardtown  20650-0197
Somerset  P.O. Box 96 Princess Anne  21853-0096
Talbot  P.O. Box 353 Easton  21601-0353
Washington  33 W. Washington Street Hagerstown  21740-4834
Wicomico  P.O. Box 4091 Salisbury  21803-4091
Worcester  100 Belt Street Snow Hill 21863-1310
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MAINE
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank. See
instructions.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence. (Provide the complete street address (street name and number) of
your Maine voting residence. A post office box is not sufficient. This address must be
within the city or township where you claim legal voting residence and (in most cases)
will be different from the address you provide in Item 4.
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent
- usually your current mailing address. It must be different from the address provided in
Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general
elections. If you are currently registered and want to change your political party
affiliation, the FPCA card must be received by your local election official no later than 15
days before the election. If you are currently registered and have previously declined to
indicate a political party and you now want to vote in a primary election, you must
submit a completed FPCA to the local election official any time before the election.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant.  Sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  Uniformed Services.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Maine and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
To register and/or request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local
registration official any time before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, the municipal
clerk must receive your FPCA or a written application requesting a ballot any time before
the election.
If you send a written application, you must provide your name as registered, your voting
residence address, and the address to which the absentee ballot should be sent. The
written application must be signed. Registration applications by mail or by 3rd person
must be received in the registrar's office by the close of business on the 10th business day
before election day.
An absentee voter who is not registered may submit a registration application after the
10th business day, but if the municipal registrar is not satisfied as to the voter's
qualifications, the registrar shall place the person's name on the voting list and challenge
the absentee ballot. A challenged ballot is counted, unless there is a recount where the
number of challenged ballots is sufficient to affect the election. In that event, each
challenge is investigated and the corresponding ballot may not be counted.
Although the municipal registrar will accept a completed FPCA or written request at any
time before the election, you should submit it to the registrar in time for you to receive,
vote and return the absentee ballot by mail to the municipality.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: The municipality must receive your absentee ballot by 8 PM on
election day in order for your ballot to be counted.
Local municipal clerks are provided with absentee ballots approximately 45 days before
an election for Federal office, and approximately 30 days before a State election. Once
the municipal clerks receive their supply of absentee ballots for an election, they must
mail out the ballots immediately upon receipt of a ballot request.
Members of the Armed Forces must seal his or her completed ballot in its return envelope
and sign a certification as to its authenticity on the envelope
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required.
Ballot Return Envelope: If the voter receives assistance in reading and/or marking the
ballot, the voter must have the ballot return envelope signed by the aide and witnessed by
one other individual. If no assistance is received, the ballot return envelope does not need
to be notarized or witnessed.
If your ballot is received through a designated 3rd party, see I.F. for notary/witness
requirements.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Maine allows you to send the FPCA for registration and/or absentee ballot request
by fax. You may also send a written application requesting an absentee ballot by fax. You
must also submit the original FPCA or written application by mail when requesting
registration and a ballot.
	In certain emergency situations, such as combat situations, Maine may allow you
to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	In certain emergency situations, such as combat situations, Maine may allow you
to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
Your immediate family member (spouse, parent, child, sister, brother, stepparent,
stepchild, stepsister, stepbrother, mother-in-law, father-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-in-
law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandparent, grandchild, step-grandparent, step-
grandchild, guardian or former guardian) may make a written request for an absentee
ballot on your behalf. The request may be made to the municipal clerk either in person or
by fax, but must be signed by the immediate family member and must indicate the family
relationship. The clerk may either mail the ballot directly to you, or may issue the ballot
to the immediate family member, who must either mail or deliver the ballot to you.
You may designate a third person (someone other than the municipal clerk or an
immediate family member) to receive the ballot on your behalf by submitting a signed
application or written request, by mail or by fax, to the municipal clerk. The clerk must
issue the ballot only to the third person you have designated in your request, who must
then deliver the ballot to you. The voter must have the ballot return envelope signed by a
notary public, a municipal clerk, a clerk of courts, or two other individuals (one of whom
may be the ballot carrier).
G. Request For Ballot By Telephone
Maine allows registered voters to request an absentee ballot by telephone. The clerk shall
ask the voter for information required on the application and fill in the application with
that information. The clerk will then verify that it is the voter who is requesting the ballot
by making the voter confirm the voter's residence and date of birth. (Only the voter may
request an absentee ballot by telephone.) The clerk shall mail the ballot directly to the
voter at the mailing address stated in the application. The voter returns the ballot by mail
or in person directly to the clerk.
H. Blank Absentee Ballot
Maine provides a state "blank absentee ballot," listing all offices to be selected with a
space after each office to write in the voter's preference. The blank absentee ballot is
available 3 months before a candidate election and can be used by Uniformed Services
voters who believe that 30 days will not be sufficient time to receive and return the
regular absentee ballot. A blank absentee ballot is not available for referendum elections.
You may use the FPCA to request this state blank absentee ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA,
place one of the state blank absentee ballot labels from Section III.F. If no labels are
available, write in Item 7: "I will be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot. I request a
blank absentee ballot."
The Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) may be used in all elections for Federal
office where 3 months is not sufficient time to request and vote a state blank write-in
absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Maine and overseas
citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside the U.S.
and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Maine.
	residents of Maine temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas citizens whose last residence immediately before leaving the U.S. was in
Maine (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
To register and/or request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local
registration official any time before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, the municipal
clerk must receive your FPCA or a written application requesting a ballot any time before
the election.
If you send a written application, you must provide your name as registered, your voting
residence address, county, and the address to which the absentee ballot should be sent.
The written application must be signed. Registration applications by mail or by 3rd
person must be received in the registrar's office by the close of business on the 10th
business day before election day.
An absentee voter who is not registered may submit a registration application after the
10th business day, but if the municipal registrar is not satisfied as to the voter's
qualifications, the registrar shall place the person's name on the voting list and challenge
the absentee ballot. A challenged ballot is counted, unless there is a recount where the
number of challenged ballots is sufficient to affect the election. In that event, each
challenge is investigated and the corresponding ballot may not be counted.
Although the municipal registrar will accept a completed FPCA or written request at any
time before the election, you should submit it to the registrar in time for you to receive,
vote and return the absentee ballot by mail to the municipality.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: The municipality must receive your absentee ballot by 8 PM on
election day in order for your ballot to be counted.
Local municipal clerks are provided with absentee ballots approximately 45 days before
an election for Federal office, and approximately 30 days before a State election. Once
the municipal clerks receive their supply of absentee ballots for an election, they must
mail out the ballots immediately upon receipt of a ballot request.
Individuals voting as a civilian outside the U.S. must seal his or her completed ballot in
its return envelope and sign a certification as to its authenticity on the envelope.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required.
Ballot Return Envelope: If the voter receives assistance in reading and/or marking the
ballot, the voter must have the ballot return envelope signed by the aide and witnessed by
one other individual. If no assistance is received, the ballot return envelope does not need
to be notarized or witnessed.
If your ballot is received through a designated 3rd party, see I.F. for notary/witness
requirements.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Maine allows you to send the FPCA for registration and/or absentee ballot request
by fax. You may also send a written application requesting an absentee ballot by fax. You
must also submit the original FPCA or written application by mail when requesting
registration and a ballot.
	Maine does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Maine does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
Your immediate family member (spouse, parent, child, sister, brother, stepparent,
stepchild, stepsister, stepbrother, mother-in-law, father-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-in-
law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandparent, grandchild, step-grandparent, step-
grandchild, guardian or former guardian) may make a written request for an absentee
ballot on your behalf. The request may be made to the municipal clerk either in person or
by fax, but must be signed by the immediate family member and must indicate the family
relationship. The clerk may either mail the ballot directly to you, or may issue the ballot
to the immediate family member, who must either mail or deliver the ballot to you.
You may designate a third person (someone other than the municipal clerk or an
immediate family member) to receive the ballot on your behalf by submitting a signed
application or written request, by mail or by fax, to the municipal clerk. The clerk must
issue the ballot only to the third person you have designated in your request, who must
then deliver the ballot to you. When a third person delivers the ballot to you and /or
delivers the voted ballot from you to the clerk, the ballot return envelope must be
witnessed and signed by a notary public, a municipal clerk, a clerk of courts or two other
individuals (one of whom may be the ballot carrier).
G. Request For Ballot By Telephone
Maine allows registered voters to request an absentee ballot by telephone. The clerk shall
ask the voter for information required on the application and fill in the application with
that information. The clerk will then verify that it is the voter who is requesting the ballot
by making the voter confirm the voter's residence and date of birth. (Only the voter may
request an absentee ballot by telephone.) The clerk shall mail the ballot directly to the
voter at the mailing address stated in the application. The voter returns the ballot by mail
or in person directly to the clerk.
H. Blank Absentee Ballot
Maine provides a state "blank absentee ballot," listing all offices to be selected with a
space after each office to write in the voter's preference. The blank absentee ballot is
available 3 months before a candidate election and can be used by civilians outside the
U.S. who believe that 30 days will not be sufficient time to receive and return the regular
absentee ballot. A blank absentee ballot is not available for referendum elections.
You may use the FPCA to request this state blank absentee ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA,
place one of the state blank absentee ballot labels from Section III.F. If no labels are
available, write in Item 7: "I will be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot. I request a
blank absentee ballot."
The Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) may be used in all elections for Federal
office where 3 months is not sufficient time to request and vote a state blank write-in
absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons under guardianship for mental illness may not register or vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Registration is permanent. However, you may have your name removed from the voter
list by making a written request to the registrar. In addition, moving from the
municipality is grounds for removal from the list upon written confirmation of such a
move by the registrant or by the registrar of voters in the registrant's new voting
jurisdiction.
C. Action on Registration Requests
All applicants are notified whether or not their registration applications were accepted,
rejected, or incomplete.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
Denial of registration can be appealed to the registration appeals board or the municipal
officers (whichever is applicable for that municipality). The registration appeals board or
municipal officers shall immediately fix a time and date for a prompt hearing. After such
hearing, the registration appeals board or municipal officers may affirm, modify or
reverse the decision of the registrar of voters. The aggrieved person may appeal this
decision to the Superior Court in accordance with Rule 80B of the Rules of Civil
Procedure. Consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Where To Send It
Maine conducts elections for Municipal, State and Federal offices at the municipal level
(not at the county or state level as in many other states). To register and simultaneously
request an absentee ballot, submit your FPCA to the Registrar of Voters in your
municipality of voting residence. If you are already registered and only wish to request an
absentee ballot, submit your FPCA to the Municipal Clerk in your municipality of voting
residence.
Maine has 526 municipal jurisdictions. A partial list of major municipalities follows. A
complete list of Municipal Clerks and Registrars, along with addresses and telephone
numbers, may be found on the Maine Secretary of State's site on the World Wide Web.
The Web site address for the Elections Division is
"http://www.state.me.us/sos/cec/elec/elec.htm". Or, you may contact the Federal Voting
Assistance Program at (703) 588-1584, 1-800-438-8683 (VOTE), DSN 425-1584
(military) or by e-mail at vote@fvap.ncr.gov.
City or Town   Zip Code
Auburn  04210-5946
Augusta  04330-5298
Bangor  04401-1808
Bath  04530-2588
Belfast  04915-1705
Biddeford  04005-2400
Boothbay Harbor  04538-0117
Brewer  04412-2010
Brunswick  04011-1583
Calais  04619-0435
Cape Elizabeth  04107-6260
Caribou  04736-2710
Dover-Foxcroft  04426-1397
Ellsworth  04605-0586
Falmouth  04105-2090
Farmington  04938-1733
Gorham  04038-1382
Houlton  04730-2104
Jackman  04945-0269
Jay  04239-1599
Lewiston  04240-7297
Limestone  04750-1116
Lubec  04652-1199
Machias  04654-0418
Millinocket  04462-1445
Old Orchard Beach  04064-0234
Old Town  04468-1497
Portland  04101-3593
Presque Isle  04769-1148
Rockland  04841-2739
Rumford  04276-2002
Saco  04072-1583
Sanford  04073-3589
Scarborough  04070-0360
Skowhegan  04976-1799
South Portland  04116-9422
Waterville  04901-6699
Westbrook  04092-0648
York  03909-0009
MAINE
"I will be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot. I request a blank absentee ballot."
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MICHIGAN
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank. Do not
leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,last residence in
U.S. Provide the complete street address of your Michigan voting residence. A post office
box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route number, describe its location.
For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from
the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item 4
and must be within the city or township where you claim legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent. Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections. See instructions.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am:
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) If you are a civilian outside the U.S. and you want to
obtain an absentee ballot, a notary public, commissioned officer, consular officer, or
other authorized person must complete this section.
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Michigan and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for a primary election and the following
general election in a calendar year. Instructions for state and Federal elections follow.
You must submit a separate FPCA for each village or school election.
To register and/or request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA or handwritten
letter to the city or township clerk so that it arrives not earlier than 75 days before the
election and not later than the Saturday before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the city or township clerk before the
close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots 45 days before the primary and general
elections.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Michigan allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax.
After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Michigan does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Michigan does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
II.  CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to U.S. citizens who are temporarily residing outside of the
territorial limits of the U.S. and who but for such residence would be qualified to vote in
Michigan.
	civilian employees of the U.S. Armed Forces or merchant marine and their
spouses and dependents (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	Michigan residents temporarily residing outside the U.S., and their spouses and
dependents (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for a primary election and the following
general election in a calendar year. Instructions for state and Federal elections follow.
You must submit a separate FPCA for each village or school election.
To register and/or request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA or handwritten
letter with affidavit (form provided by clerk of city or township of residence) to the city
or township clerk so that it arrives not earlier than 75 days before the election and not
later than the Saturday before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Return your voted ballot to the city or township clerk so it arrives before the close of
polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots 45 days before the primary and general
elections.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: For all Michigan residents covered under Section II.A., the FPCA you use to
request an absentee ballot must be sworn to before an official authorized to administer
oaths. If requesting a ballot with a handwritten letter, a sworn affidavit must be included
(form provided by clerk of city or township of residence).
Ballot Return Envelope: No notary or witness required.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Michigan allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax.
After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Michigan does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Michigan does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
III. Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
A person may not register or vote while serving a prison sentence.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Registration is permanent unless you move to a different city or township in Michigan.
After moving to a different city or township, a new registration must be submitted.
C. Action on Registration Requests
A voter identification card is sent.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
Denial of registration may be appealed. Consult a legal assistance officer or civilian
counsel.
E. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the City or Township Clerk in the city or township of your voting
residence. For a village election, submit a separate FPCA to the Village Clerk. For a
school election, submit a separate FPCA to the Secretary of the School Board. A partial
list of major cities follows:
City or Town  Mailing Address  Zip Code
Ann Arbor  PO Box 8647, Ann Arbor  48107-8647
Battle Creek  10 N. Division, Battle Creek  49014-1717
Bay City  301 Washington Avenue, Bay City  48708-5866
Dearborn Heights  6045 Fenton, Dearborn Heights  48127-3294
Dearborn  13615 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn  48126-3586
Detroit  2978 W. Grand Blvd, Detroit  48202-3069
East Lansing  410 Abbott Road, East Lansing  48823-3388
Farmington Hills  31555 W. Eleven Mile Road, Farmington Hills  48336-1165
Flint  1101 S. Saginaw, Flint  48502-1416
Grand Rapids  300 Monroe Avenue NW, Grand Rapids  49503-2281
Kalamazoo  241 W. South Street, Kalamazoo  49007-4796
Lansing  124 W. Michigan, Lansing  48933-1694
Lincoln Park  1355 Southfield Road, Lincoln Park  48146-2380
Livonia  33000 Civic Center Drive, Livornia  48154-3097
Pontiac  450 Wide Track Drive, East, Pontiac  48342-2271
Roseville  29777 Gratiot, Roseville  48066-0290
Royal Oak  PO Box 64, Royal Oak  48068-0064
Saginaw  1315 S. Washington, Saginaw  48601-2599
St. Clair Shores  27600 Jefferson Circle Drive, St. Clair Shores  48081-9971
Southfield  PO Box 2055, Southfield  48037-2055
Sterling Heights  PO Box 8009, Sterling Heights  48311-8009
Taylor  23555 Goddard, Taylor  48180-4117
Troy  500 W. Big Beaver, Troy  48084-5285
Warren  29500 Van Dyke Avenue, Warren  48093-6726
Westland  36601 Ford Road, Westland  48185-2298
Wyoming  PO Box 905, Wyoming  49509-0905
If you are unable to determine the address of your city or township clerk, send the FPCA
to the county clerk at your county courthouse (see listing below). NOTE: If you send the
FPCA to the county clerk, it will take a longer period of time for you to receive an
absentee ballot.
County	Mailing Address	Zip Code
Alcona
PO Box 308, Harrisville
48740-0308
Alger
101 Court Street, Munising
49862-1196
Allegan
113 Chestnut, Allegan
49010-1350
Alpena
720 Chisholm, Alpena
49707-2488
Antrim
205 E. Cayuga, Bellaire
49615-0520
Arenac
PO Box 747, Standish
48658-0747
Baraga
16 N. 3rd Street, L'Anse
49946-1085
Barry
220 W. State Street, Hastings
49058-0220
Bay
515 Center Street, Bay City
48708-5994
Benzie
PO Box 398, Beulah
49617-0398
Berrien
811 Port Street, St. Joseph
49085-1198
Branch
31 Division, Coldwater
49036-1990
Calhoun
315 W. Green, Marshall
49068-1585
Cass
120 N. Broadway, Cassopolis
49031-1398
Charlevoix
203 Antrim Street, Charlevoix
49720-1397
Cheboygan
PO Box 70, Cheboygan
49721-0070
Chippewa
319 Court Street, Sault Ste. Marie
49783-2194
Clare
PO Box 438, Harrison
48625-0438
Clinton
PO Box 69, St. Johns
48879-0069
Crawford
200 W. Michigan, Grayling
49738-1798
Delta
310 Ludington, Escanaba
49829-4057
Dickinson
PO Box 609, Iron Mountain
49801-0609
Eaton
1045 Independence Blvd, Charlotte
48813-1095
Emmet
200 Division, Petoskey
49770-2444
Genesee
900 S. Saginaw, Flint
48502-1571
Gladwin
401 W. Cedar, Gladwin
49624-2088
Gogebic
200 N. Moore, Bessemer
49911-1052
Grand Traverse
400 Boardman, Traverse City
49684-2577
Gratiot
PO Drawer 437, Ithaca
48847-0437
Hillsdale
29 N. Howell, Hillsdale
49242-1698
Houghton
401 E. Houghton Ave., Houghton
49931-2099
Huron
250 E. Huron, Bad Axe
48413-1386
Ingham
PO Box 179, Mason
48854-0179
Ionia
Main Street, Ionia
48846-1697
Iosco
PO Box 838, Tawas City
48764-0838
Iron
2 S. 6th Street, Crystal Falls
49920-1495
Isabella
200 N. Main Street, Mt. Pleasant
48858-2393
Jackson
312 S. Jackson Street, Jackson
49201-1315
Kalamazoo
201 W. Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo
49007-3777
Kalkaska
PO Box 10, Kalkaska
49646-0010
Kent
300 Monroe, NW, Grand Rapids
49503-2288
Keweenaw
4th Street, Eagle River
49924-0007
Lake
Drawer B, Baldwin
49304-0902
Lapeer
255 Clay Street, Lapeer
48446-2298
Leelanau
PO Box 467, Leland
49654-0467
Lenawee
425 N. Main, Adrian
49221-2198
Livingston
200 E. Grand River, Howell
48843-2399
Luce
407 W. Harrie Street, Newberry
49868-1299
Mackinac
100 N. Marley, St. Ignace
49781-1491
Macomb
40 N. Main, Mt. Clemens
48043-5661
Manistee
415 3rd Street, Manistee
49660-1606
Marquette
232 Baraga, Marquette
49855-4782
Mason
304 E. Lundington, Ludington
49431-2121
Mecosta
400 Elm, Big Rapids
49307-1849
Menominee
839 10th, Menominee
49858-3000
Midland
220 W. Ellsworth Street, Midland
48640-5194
Missaukee
PO Box 800, Lake City
49651-0800
Monroe
106 E. 1st Street, Monroe
48161-2185
Montcalm
PO Box 368, Stanton
48888-0368
Montmorency
PO Box 789, Atlanta
49709-0415
Muskegon
990 Terrace, Muskegon
49442-3378
Newaygo
PO Box 885, White Cloud
49349-0885
Oakland
1200 N. Telegraph, Pontiac
48341-0413
Oceana
PO Drawer 653, Hart
49420-0653
Ogemaw
806 W. Houghton Avenue, West Branch
48661-1215
Ontonagon
725 Greenland Road, Ontonagon
49953-1492
Osceola
301 W. Upton, Reed City
49677-1149
Oscoda
PO Box 399, Mio
48647-0399
Otsego
225 W. Main Street, Gaylord
49735-1393
Ottawa
414 Washington, Grand Haven
49417-1494
Presque Isle
PO Box 110, Rogers City
49779-0110
Roscommon
PO Box 98, Roscommon
48653-0098
Saginaw
111 S. Michigan, Saginaw
48602-2086
Sanilac
60 W. Sanilac, Sandusky
48471-1094
Schoolcraft
300 Walnut, Manistique
49854-1487
Shiawassee
208 N. Shiawassee, Corunna
48817-1491
St. Clair
201 McMorran Blvd, Port Huron
48060-4082
St. Joseph
PO Box 189, Centreville
49032-0189
Tuscola
440 N. State Street, Caro
48723-1592
Van Buren
212 E. Paw Paw, Paw Paw
49079-1496
Washtenaw
PO Box 8645, Ann Arbor
48107-8645
Wayne
211 City County Bldg., Detroit
48226-3463
Wexford
437 E. Division, Cadillac
49601-1905
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MINNESOTA
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card).
You must provide your military ID number or passport number. If you cannot provide
one of these numbers, then Item 8 must be signed before an authorized official and Item 9
must be completed by that official. The authorized official may be a notary, another
individual authorized to administer oaths, or a commissioned or noncommissioned officer
(not below the rank of sergeant or its equivalent) of the military.
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration. Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S.).
Provide the complete street address of your Minnesota voting residence. A post office
box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in Item 7.
For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from
the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item 4
and must be within the county or township where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent). Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections. See instructions.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct. Only your parent, spouse,
sister, brother, or child over 18 years of age may sign on your behalf and that person must
state how they are related to you.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year). Item 9 needs to be completed only if you are unable to
provide a military ID or a passport number in item 1f. The authorized official may be a
notary, another individual authorized to administer oaths, or a commissioned or
noncommissioned officer (not below the rank of sergeant or its equivalent) of the
military. The official is certifying that the voter (or other authorized family member) has
attested to the truthfulness of the content of the application under oath.
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Minnesota and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
You are not required to register.
To request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county auditor any time
before the election. An absentee ballot application may be submitted by the voter or by
the voter's parent, spouse, sister, brother, or child over the age of 18 years.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by the close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 30 days before the election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA and Ballot Return Envelope: If you do not provide a military identification card
number or passport number, your FPCA and the certificate on the ballot return envelope
must be sworn to before a notary, another individual authorized to administer oaths or a
commissioned or noncommissioned officer (not below the rank of sergeant or its
equivalent) of the military.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Minnesota allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot request by fax. After
faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Minnesota does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Minnesota does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
		DSN 223-5527
		(703) 693-5527
		1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Minnesota and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Minnesota.
A. Who Can Do It
	Minnesota residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all election in a calendar year.
You are not required to register.
To request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county auditor any time
before the election. An absentee ballot application may be submitted by the voter or by
the voter's parent, spouse, sister, brother, or child over the age of 18 years.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by the close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 30 days before the election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA and Ballot Return Envelope: If you do not provide a passport number, your FPCA
and the certificate on the ballot return envelope must be sworn to before a notary, another
individual authorized to administer oaths or a commissioned or noncommissioned officer
(not below the rank of sergeant or its equivalent) of the military.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Minnesota allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot request by fax. After
faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Minnesota does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Minnesota does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
		DSN 223-5527
		(703) 693-5527
		1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Convicted felons whose civil rights have not been restored, persons under guardianship,
or those declared legally incompetent may not vote.
B. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Auditor, county of voting residence, as listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Aitkin  Aitkin  56431-1292
Anoka  Anoka  55303-2265
Becker  Detroit Lakes  56501-3403
Beltrami  Bemidji  56601-3041
Benton  Foley  56329-0129
Big Stone  Ortonville  56278-1544
Blue Earth  Mankato  56002-8608
Brown  New Ulm  56073-0248
Carlton  Carlton  55718-0010
Carver  Chaska  55318-2184
Cass  Walker  56484-3000
Chippewa  Montevideo  56265-1652
Chisago  Center City  55012-9663
Clay  Moorhead  56560-0280
Clearwater  Bagley  56621-8310
Cook  Grand Marais  55604-1150
Cottonwood  Windom  56101-1645
Crow Wing  Brainerd  56401-3590
Dakota  Hastings  55033-2380
Dodge  Mantorville  55955-0038
Douglas  Alexandria  56308-1793
Faribault  Blue Earth  56013-0130
Fillmore  Preston  55965-1105
Freeborn  Albert Lea  56007-1147
Goodhue  Red Wing  55066-0408
Grant  Elbow Lake  56531-4330
Hennepin  Minneapolis  55487-0068
Houston  Caledonia  55921-1330
Hubbard  Park Rapids  56470-1483
Isanti  Cambridge  55008-9386
Itasca  Grand Rapids  55744-2681
Jackson  Jackson  56143-1529
Kanabec  Mora  55051-1386
Kandiyohi  Willmar  56201-0936
Kittson  Hallock  56728-0848
Koochiching  International Falls  56649-2486
Lac Qui Parle  Madison  56256-1296
Lake  Two Harbors  55616-1565
Lake of the Woods  Baudette  56623-0808
Le Sueur  Le Center  56057-1644
Lincoln  Ivanhoe  56142-0029
Lyon  Marshall  56258-3099
McLeod  Glencoe  55336-2200
Mahnomen  Mahnomen  56577-4015
Marshall  Warren  56762-1697
Martin  Fairmont  56031-0955
Meeker  Litchfield  55355-2189
Mille Lacs  Milaca  56353-1396
Morrison  Little Falls  56345-3199
Mower  Austin  55912-3475
Murray  Slayton  56172-0057
Nicollet  Saint Peter  56082-0089
Nobles  Worthington  56187-0757
Norman  Ada  56510-0266
Olmsted  Rochester  55904-3709
Otter Tail  Fergus Falls  56537-2587
Pennington  Thief River Falls  56701-0616
Pine  Pine City  55063-1694
Pipestone  Pipestone  56164-0455
Polk  Crookston  56716-1452
Pope  Glenwood  56334-1628
Ramsey  Saint Paul  55102-1697
Red Lake  Red Lake Falls  56750-0367
Redwood  Redwood Falls  56283-0130
Renville  Olivia  56277-1396
Rice  Fairbault  55021-5146
Rock  Luverne  56156-0509
Roseau  Roseau  56751-1477
St. Louis  Duluth  55802-1293
Scott  Shakopee  55379-1220
Sherburne  Elk River  55330-4601
Sibley  Gaylord  55334-0171
Stearns  Saint Cloud  56303-4781
Steele  Owatonna  55060-0890
Stevens  Morris  56267-0530
Swift  Benson  56215-0288
Todd  Long Prairie  56347-1390
Traverse  Wheaton  56296-0428
Wabasha  Wabasha  55981-1594
Wadena  Wadena  56482-1595
Waseca  Waseca  56093-2993
Washington  Stillwater  55082-0006
Watonwan  Saint James  56081-0518
Wilkin  Breckenridge  56520-0409
Winona  Winona  55987-3102
Wright  Buffalo  55313-1195
Yellow Medicine  Granite Falls  56241-1367
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Missouri
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information.
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial). Required field.
	b. Sex.
	c. Race.
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year).
	e. Social Security Number. Provide last four digits of your Social Security
number.
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card).
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year.
	b. County, City, or Township.
	c. State.
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your Missouri voting
residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route,
describe its location. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____,
across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one
provided in Item 4 and must be within the county or city where you claim legal voting
residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year).
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box).
	c. City, Town or Village.
	d. State.
	e. County or Parish.
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known).
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.)Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) You must request a particular party's ballot to apply for a
primary election ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the
FPCA. If you do not respond to the request for a political party designation, the election
authority is authorized to provide that part of the ballot for which no political party
designation is required. Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting
absentee ballots for general elections.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d).
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
	eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
	dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed
	to any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
	adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been
	reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction
	in the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant.  You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are
	  	sharing or affirming the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year).
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Missouri and
members
of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are defined as
members of the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health
Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request absentee ballots for both the primary and general
elections in a calendar year (for local, state and Federal offices).
You are not required to register, but you may register permanently and request an
absentee
ballot, by sending a completed FPCA to the local election official requesting the state
registration card in time to receive the state registration card, fill it in and return it
to the local election official so that it arrives not later than the fourth Wednesday (27
days) before the election. Upon timely return of the state registration card, the local
election official will send you an absentee ballot.
To request an absentee ballot only, send a completed FPCA to the local election official
so that it arrives not earlier than the sixth Tuesday (42 days before the election) and
not later than the Wednesday before the election. All applications for absentee ballots
received prior to the sixth Tuesday before an election will be stored by the local
election official until such time as the applications are processed.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office before 7:00
p.m. on election day.
Absentee ballots are available beginning 42 days prior to the election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner,
use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required.
State Registration Card: The state registration card used to register permanently must be
witnessed by a notary public or other officer authorized by law to administer oaths.
Ballot Return Envelope: No notary or witness required.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Some Missouri counties may allow you to send the FPCA application for an
absentee
ballot by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Missouri does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Missouri does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
Your spouse, grandparent, parent, brother, sister, child or grandchild may request (in
person to the local election official) that an absentee ballot be mailed to you.
G. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Missouri provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available 80 days before a
general election if you will be unable to vote by any other means due to requirements of
military service or due to living in an isolated or extremely remote area of the world.
You may use the FPCA to request this state special write-in absentee ballot. In Item 7 of
the FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.F. If no labels
are available, write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by any other means due to
requirements of military service or due to living in isolated or extremely remote areas of
the world. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
You must request the state special write-in ballot within 80 days of a general election.
Vote this ballot by writing in a party preference or the names of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Missouri and
overseas electors. The term "overseas elector" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Missouri.
	civilian employees of the U.S. Government residing overseas and their spouses
and
dependents (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	members of religious or welfare groups attached to the military overseas and their
spouses and dependents (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	other Missouri residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas electors (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request absentee ballots for both the primary and general
elections in a calendar year.
You are not required to register, but you may register permanently and request an
absentee
ballot by sending a completed FPCA to the local election official requesting the state
registration card in time to receive the state registration card, fill it in and return it
to the local election official so that it arrives not later than the fourth Wednesday (27
days) before the election. Upon timely return of the state registration card, the local
election official will send you an absentee ballot.
If you are a Missouri resident temporarily residing outside the U.S., are not affiliated
with the U.S. Federal Government and wish to receive a ballot for local, state and Federal
offices (instead of a ballot for Federal offices only), you must permanently register to
receive such ballot. Otherwise, you will be treated as an overseas elector and will be
sent a ballot for Federal offices only.
To request an absentee ballot only, send a completed FPCA to the local election official
so that it arrives not earlier than the sixth Tuesday (42 days before the election) and
not later than the Wednesday before the election. All applications for absentee ballots
received prior to the sixth Tuesday before an election will be stored by the local
election official until such time as the applications are processed.
If you are an overseas elector, you are eligible to vote for Federal offices only and your
application for an absentee ballot must be received not later than 5 p.m. on the
Wednesday
prior to election day.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Return the voted ballot to the local election official so that it
arrives before 7:00 p.m. on election day.
Local election officials mail ballots beginning 42 days prior to the election. Local
election officials will send ballots for Federal offices only to overseas electors, and to
those temporarily overseas persons who did not timely complete the permanent
registration
procedure.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required.
State Registration Card: The state registration card used to register permanently must be
witnessed by a notary public or other officer authorized by law to administer oaths
Ballot Return Envelope: No notary or witness required.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Some Missouri counties may allow you to send the FPCA application for an
absentee
ballot by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Missouri does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Missouri does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
Your spouse, grandparent, parent, brother, sister, child or grandchild may request (in
person to the local election official) that an absentee ballot be mailed to you.
G. Special Write-in Ballot
Missouri provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available 80 days before a
general election if you will be unable to vote by any other means due to living in an
isolated or extremely remote area of the world.
You may use the FPCA to request this state special write-in absentee ballot. In Item 7 of
the FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.F. If no labels
are available, write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by any other means due to
requirements of military service or due to living in isolated or extremely remote areas of
the world. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
You must request the special write-in ballot within 80 days of a general election. Vote
this ballot by writing in a party preference or the names of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons imprisoned, on probation or parole for a felony, convicted of an election law
violation, or found incapacitated (with loss of voting rights) may not register or vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Registration is canceled if a voter fails to respond to a confirmation notice and then
fails to vote by the second general election occurring after the notice.
C. Late Registration
Members of the Armed Forces and merchant marine, civilian employees of the U.S.
Government
working outside the U.S. and members of religious or welfare organizations assisting
Service members who have been honorably discharged or terminated from their service
within
sixty days of an election, are eligible to vote in that election.
D. Action on Registration Requests
Verification notices are sent within seven (7) working days of receipt of application.
Rejection notices are sent within seven (7) working days of receipt of application.
E. Where To Send It
Mail your FPCA to the County Clerk in the city or county of your legal voting residence,
listed as follows (unless otherwise noted):
City  		Mailing Address/Zip Code
St Louis City  	Acting Director, 300 N. Tucker, St. Louis  63101
County  		Mailing Address/Zip Code
Adair  		106 W. Washington, Kirksville  63501
Andrew  		Andrew Co. Courthouse, PO Box 206, Savannah  64485
Atchison  		400 S. Washington Street, Rock Port  64482
Audrain  		101 N. Jefferson, Room 101, Mexico  65265
Barry  		700 Main, Suite 2, Cassville  65625
Barton  		1004 Gulf, Lamar  64759
Bates  		1 N. Delaware, Butler  64730
Benton  		PO Box 1238, Warsaw  65355
Bollinger  		204 E. High Street, Marble Hill  63764
Boone  		801 E. Walnut St., Room. 236, Columbia  65201
Buchanan  		411 Jules, Saint Joseph  64501
Butler  		Butler County Courthouse, Poplar Bluff  63901
Caldwell  		Caldwell County Courthouse, PO Box 67, Kingston  64650
Callaway  		10 E. Fifth Street, Fulton  65251
Camden  		#1 Court Circle, PO Box 960, Camdenton  65020
Cape Girardeau  	1 Barton Square, Jackson  63755
Carroll  		Carroll County Courthouse, Carrollton  64633
Carter  		Carter County courthouse, PO Box 517, Van Buren  63965
Cass  		102 E. Wall, Harrisonville  64701
Cedar 	 	Cedar County Courthouse, Stockton  65785
Chariton  		306 S. Cherry, Keytesville  65261
Christian  		100 W. Church, Room 206, Ozark  65721
Clark  		111 E. Clark, Kahoka  63445
Clay  		Acting Director, 100 W. Mississippi, Liberty  64068
Clinton  		Clinton County Courthouse, PO Box 245, Plattsburg  64477
Cole  		311 E. High Street, Jefferson City  65101
Copper  		200 Main Street, Room 23, Boonville  65233
Crawford  		Crawford County Courthouse, PO Box AS, Steelville  65565
Dade  		Dade County Courthouse, Greenfield  65661
Dallas  		Dallas County Courthouse, Buffalo  65622
Daviess  		102 N. Main, Gallatin  64640
De Kalb  		109 W. Main Street, Maysville  64469
Dent  		400 N. Main Street, Salem  65560
Douglas  		203 S.E. Second, PO Box 398, Ava  65608
Dunklin  		Dunklin County Courthouse, PO Box 188, Kennett  63857
Franklin  		300 East Main, Room 201, Union  63084
Gasconade  		119 E. First Street, Suite 2, Hermann  65041
Gentry  		Gentry County Courthouse, Albany  64402
Greene  		940 Boonville, Room 113, Springfield  65802
Grundy  		700 Main Street, Trenton  64683
Harrison  		1500 Main Street, PO Box 525, Bethany  64424
Henry  		100 W. Franklin, Clinton  64735
Hickory  		Hickory County Courthouse, PO Box 3, Hermitage  65668
Holt  		102 W. Nodaway, PO Box 437, Oregon  64473
Howard  		#1 Courthouse Square, Fayette  65248
Howell  		1 Courthouse, West Plains  65775
Iron  		Iron County Courthouse, PO Box 42, Ironton  63650
Jackson  		Director, 112 W. Lexington, PO Box 296, Independence  64051
Jasper  		Jasper County Courthouse, 302 S. Main Street, Room 102, Carthage
64836
Jefferson  		300 Second Street, PO Box 100, Hillsboro  63050
Johnson  		Johnson County Courthouse, Warrensburg  64093
Kansas City  	Director, 1828 Walnut, Suite, 300., Kanasa City  64108
Knox  		107 N. 4th Street, Edina  63537
Laclede  		200 N. Adams, Lebanon  65536
Lafayette  		1001 Main, Lexington  64067
Lawrence  		Lawrence County Courthouse, PO Box 309, Mount Vernon  65712
Lewis  		100 E. Lafayette, PO Box 67, Monticello  63457
Lincoln  		201 Main Street, Troy  63379
Linn  		High Street, PO Box 92, Linneus  64653
Livingston 		700 Webster St., Suite 10, Chillicothe  64601
Macon  		101 E. Washington, PO Box 96, Macon  63552
Madison  		1 Courthouse Square, Fredericktown  63645
Maries  		Fourth & Main, PO Box 205, Vienna  65582
Marion  		100 S. Main, Palmyra  63461
McDonald  		McDonald County Courthouse, PO Box 665  64856
Mercer  		802 Main St. Mercer Co. Courthouse, Princeton  64673
Miller  		Miller County Courthouse, PO Box 12, Tuscumbia  65082
Mississippi 	200 N. Main, PO Box 369, Charleston  63834
Moniteau  		200 E. Main Street, California  65018
Monroe  		300 N. Main Street, Paris  65275
Montgomery  	211 E. Third Street, Montgomery City  63361
Morgan  		100 E. Newton, Versailles  65084
New Madrid  	New Madrid County Courthouse PO BOx 68, New Madrid  63869
Newton  		Newton County Courthouse, PO Box 488, Neosho  64850
Nodaway  		Nodaway County Courthouse, PO Box 218, Maryville  64468
Oregon  		Oregon County Courthouse, PO Box 324, Alton  65606
Osage  		Osage County Courthouse, PO Box 826, Linn  65051
Ozark  		Ozark County Courthouse, PO Box 416, Gainesville  65655
Pemiscot  		610 Ward Avenue, Caruthersville  63830
Perry  		321 N. Main, No. 2, Perryville  63775
Pettis  		415 S. Ohio, Sedalia  65301
Phelps  		200 N. Main Street, Rolla  65401
Pike  		115 W. Main, Bowling Green  63334
Platte  		2600 NW Prairie View Road, PO Box 560, Platte City  64079
Polk  		Polk County Courthouse, Bolivar  65613
Pulaski  		201 Historic 66 E., Suite 101, Waynesville  65583
Putnam  		Putnam County Courthouse, Unionville  63565
Ralls  		Ralls County Courthouse, PO Box 400, New London  63459
Randolph  		110 South Main Street, Huntsville  65259
Ray  			100 W. Main, Richmond  64085
Reynolds  		Courthouse Square, PO Box 10, Centerville  63633
Ripley  		Ripley Couty Courthouse, 100 Courthouse Circle, Doniphan
63935
Saline  		Saline County Courthouse, Marshall  65340
Schuyler  		Schuyler County Courthouse, PO Box 187, Lancaster  63548
Scotland  		117 S. Market, Suite 100, Memphis  63555
Scott  		Scott County Courthouse, PO Box 188, Benton  63736
Shannon  		Shannon County Courthouse, PO Box 187, Eminence  65466
Shelby  		Shelby County Courthouse, PO Box 186, Shelbyville  63469
St Charles  	201 N. Second Street, Rm. 541, St Charles  63301
St Clair  		655 Second Street, PO Box 525, Oceola  64776
St Francois  	St. Francois County Courthouse, Farmington  63640
St Louis  		12 Sunnen Drive, Maplewood  63143
Ste Genevieve  	300 N. Tucker, St., Genevieve  63670
Stoddard  		Stoddard County Courthouse, PO Box 110, Bloomfield  63825
Stone  		Stone County Courthouse, PO Box 45, Galena  65656
Sullivan  		109 N. Main, Milan  63556
Taney  		266 A. Main Street, PO Box 156, Forsyth  65653
Texas  		210 N. Grand Avenue, Houston  65483
Vernon  		100 W. Cherry, Nevada  64772
Warren  		104 W. Main, Suite B, Warrenton  63383
Washington  	102 N. Missouri Street, Potosi  63664
Wayne  		Wayne County Courthouse, PO Box 168, Greenville  63944
Webster  		Webster County Courthouse, 101 S. Crittenden, Marshfield  65706
Worth  		Fourth & Front Street, PO Box L, Grant City  64456
Wright  		125 Court Square, PO Box 98, Hartville  65667
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MISSISSIPPI
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S.)
Provide the complete street address of your Mississippi voting residence. A post office
box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in Item 7.
For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from
the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item 4
and must be within the county or township where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.)Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.)
If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in primary elections. You must
indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a primary ballot (Example:
Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA. Political party affiliation
is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general or special elections. If you
are currently registered and want to change your political party affiliation or you have
previously declined to indicate a political party and you now want to vote in a primary
election, you should submit a completed FPCA which includes your new political party
choice to the local election official not later than 30 days before the election.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming the information provided is true and correct. Sign only in the
presence of an oath taking official.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year).A notary public, commissioned officer, non-
commissioned officer, petty officer, consular officer, or other authorized person must
complete this section.
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Mississippi and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (local,
state and Federal offices).
To register to vote and request an absentee ballot, you must complete the FPCA and
return it to the county registrar so that it arrives not later than 30 days before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the county registrar any time before the election. However, if you
wait until later than 20 days before the election to send your FPCA, you may not receive
your ballot in time to vote it and return it on time.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than 5 p.m. the day before the
election.
Local election officials mail out absentee ballots approximately 45 days before an
election, or as soon as they are printed.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: Must be sworn to before a commissioned officer, non-commissioned officer, petty
officer or other person authorized to administer oaths.
Ballot Return Envelope: The affidavit on the absentee ballot return envelope must be
sworn to before a commissioned officer, non-commissioned officer, petty officer or other
person authorized to administer oaths.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
		Mississippi allows you to send the FPCA by fax for voter registration and
absentee ballot requests. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
		Mississippi allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
		Mississippi allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
		DSN 223-5527
		(703) 693-5527
		1-800-368-8683
F. Application for Ballot by Proxy
Another person may request that the county registrar send a state registration affidavit
and/or an absentee ballot application to you. Your oral authorization (by telephone) or
written authorization may be required.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Mississippi and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Mississippi.
		members of the American Red Cross (for local, state and Federal office
ballots)
		civilians attached to and serving outside the U.S. with the U.S. Armed
Forces, merchant marine or American Red Cross (for local, state and Federal office
ballots)
		other residents of Mississippi temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for
local, state and Federal office ballots)
		spouses and dependents of the above (for local, state and Federal office
ballots)
		overseas citizens (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (local,
state and Federal offices).
To register to vote and request an absentee ballot, you must complete the FPCA and
return it to the county registrar so that it arrives not later than 30 days before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the county registrar any time before the election. However, if you
wait until later than 20 days before the election to send your FPCA, you may not receive
your ballot in time to vote it and return it on time.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than 5 p.m. the day before the
election.
Local election officials mail out absentee ballots approximately 45 days before an
election, or as soon as they are printed.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: Must be sworn to before a commissioned officer, non-commissioned officer, petty
officer or other person authorized to administer oaths.
Ballot Return Envelope: The affidavit on the absentee ballot return envelope must be
sworn to before a commissioned officer, non-commissioned officer, petty officer or other
person authorized to administer oaths.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
		Mississippi allows you to send the FPCA by fax for voter registration and
absentee ballot requests.
		Mississippi allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
		Mississippi allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
		DSN 223-5527
		(703) 693-5527
		1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of certain felonies or declared mentally incompetent by a court may
not vote.
B. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of registration or denial is sent.
C. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration should correct the problems noted in the denial. If a second
denial is received, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
D. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Registrar, county of voting residence, as listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Alcorn  PO Box 430, Corinth  38834
Amite  PO Box 312, Liberty  39645
Attala  118 W Washington, Kosciusko  39090
Benton  PO Box 262, Ashland  38603
Bolivar  PO Box 670, Cleveland  38732
Calhoun  PO Box 25, Pittsboro  38951
Carroll  PO Box 6, Vaiden  39176
Chickasaw  1 Pinson Sq. Rd., Room 2, Houston  38851
Choctaw  PO Box 34, Ackerman  39735
Claiborne  PO Box 549, Port Gibson  39150
Clarke  PO Box 216, Quitman  39355
Clay  PO Box 364, West Point  39773
Coahoma  PO Box 849, Clarksdale  38614
Copiah  PO Box 467, Hazelhurst  39083
Covington  PO Box 667, Collins  39428
DeSoto  2535 Hwy. 51 S, Hernando  38632
Forrest  PO Drawer 992, Hattiesburg  39403
Franklin  PO Box 267, Meadville  39653
George  355 Cox Street, #C, Lucedale  39452
Greene  PO Box 310, Leakesville  39451
Grenada  PO Box 1517, Grenada  38902
Hancock  PO Box 249, Bay Saint Louis  39520
Harrison  PO Box 998, Gulfport  39502
Hinds  PO Box 327, Jackson  39205
Holmes  PO Box 718, Lexington  39095
Humphreys  PO Box 696, Belzoni  39038
Issaquena  PO Box 27, Mayersville  39113
Itawamba  201 W. Main Street, Fulton  38843
Jackson  PO Box 998, Pascagoula  39568
Jasper  PO Box 447, Bay Springs  39422
Jefferson  PO Box 305, Fayette  39069
Jefferson Davis  PO Box 1082, Prentiss  39474
Jones  PO Box 1336, Laurel  39441
Kemper  PO Box 130, De Kalb  39328
Lafayette  County Courthouse, Oxford  38655
Lamar  PO Box 369, Purvis  39475
Lauderdale  PO Box 1005, Meridian  39302
Lawrence  PO Box 1249, Monticello  39654
Leake  PO Box 67, Carthage  39051
Lee  PO Box 762, Tupelo  38802
Leflore  PO Box 1953, Greenwood  38935
Lincoln  PO Box 357, Brookhaven  39601
Lowndes  PO Box 31, Columbus  39703
Madison  PO Box 1626, Canton  39046
Marion  250 Broad Street, #1, Columbia  39429
Marshall  PO Box 459, Holly Springs  38635
Monroe  PO Box 843, Aberdeen  39730
Montgomery  PO Box 765, Winona  38967
Neshoba  401 E. Beacon, Philadelphia  39350
Newton  PO Box 447, Decatur  39327
Noxubee  PO Box 431, Macon  39341
Oktibbeha  101 E Main Street, Starkville  39759
Panola  PO Box 346, Batesville  38606
Pearl River  200 S. Main, Poplarville  39470
Perry  PO Box 198, New Augusta  39462
Pike  PO Drawer 31, Magnolia  39652
Pontotoc  PO Box 428, Pontotoc  38863
Prentiss  PO Box 727, Booneville  38829
Quitman  230 Chesnut Street, Marks  38646
Rankin  PO Box 1599, Brandon  39043
Scott  PO Box 371, Forest  39074
Sharkey  PO Box 218, Rolling Fork  39159
Simpson  PO Box 307, Mendenhall  39114
Smith  PO Box 517, Raleigh  39153
Stone  323 Cavers Avenue, Wiggins  39577
Sunflower  PO Box 576, Indianola  38751
Tallahatchie  PO Box 86, Charleston  38921
Tate  201 Ward Street, Senatobia  38668
Tippah  Courthouse, Ripley  38663
Tishomingo  1008 Battleground Drive, Iuka  38852
Tunica  PO Box 184, Tunica  38676
Union  PO Box 298, New Albany  38652
Walthall  200 Ball Avenue, Tylertown  39667
Warren  PO Box 351, Vicksburg  39181
Washington  PO Box 1276, Greenville  38702
Wayne  PO Box 428, Waynesboro  39367
Webster  PO Box 308, Walthall  39771
Wilkinson  PO Box 327, Woodville  39669
Winston  PO Box 785, Louisville  39339
Yalobusha  PO Box 1431, Water Valley  38965
Yazoo  PO Box 108, Yazoo City  39194
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MONTANA
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
before completing and signing your application.
FEDERAL POST CARD APPLICATION
REGISTRATION AND ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST - FEDERAL POST CARD
APPLICATION (FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ (Required field). County Of________ (Required
field). City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. APPLICANT INFORMATION:
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) (Required field)
	b. Sex.
	c. Race.
	d. Date of Birth.  MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field).
	e. Social Security Number.
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I LAST VOTED OR PLACE OF LAST REGISTRATION: (Do not leave blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year.
	b. County, City, or Township. (Required field)
	c. State. (Required field)
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. VOTING RESIDENCE: (For military: legal residence. For overseas civilians: last
residence in U.S. If Using Rural Route: Provide the complete street address of your
Montana voting residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a
rural route, describe its location. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past
Highway _____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be
different from the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county or township
where you claim legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box). (Required field)
	c. City, Town or Village. (Required field)
	d. State. (Required field)
	e. County or Parish. (Required field)
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known). (Required field)
4. MAIL ABSENTEE BALLOT TO: (Print the complete address where you want your
ballot sent - usually your current mailing address. It must be different from the address
you provided in Item 3.) (Required field)
5. YOUR FAX NUMBER: (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes.)
6. POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: (This information is required by most states to
send you a ballot for primary elections.)
7. REMARKS: (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials
in determining your eligibility to register and vote.)
8. AFFIRMATION BY APPLICANT:
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (X only one of a, b, c or d (Required
field). Read e through h.)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. (You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming the information is true and correct.)  (Required field)
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field)
9. WITNESS/NOTARY ADDRESS AND SIGNATURE: (Not required by state law)
Date Signed MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Montana and
members of the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, and religious groups or welfare
agencies assisting and officially attached to the Armed Forces, their spouses and
dependents.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the primary election and general
elections in a calendar year. However, you must submit a separate FPCA for special
elections (for local, state and Federal offices).
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA or Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot (FWAB) to the local county election administrator so that it arrives not
later than 30 days before the election. You may only use the FWAB if you are outside the
U.S.
If you are unable to meet the 30 day deadline, you may submit a FPCA so that it is
received by noon on the day before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the county election administrator during the period beginning 75
days before the election; it must be received by noon on the day before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by 8:00 p.m. on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 45 days before elections for
Federal office. For other elections, ballots are mailed approximately 20 days before the
election.
If you did not receive your state ballot in a timely manner, see instructions in Chapter 2,
page 12, for use of the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See also the special Montana
provisions in Paragraph F., Section III. below.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	1. Montana allows you to send the FPCA and FWAB for registration and absentee
ballot by fax. After faxing, submit the form by mail.
	2. Montana allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	3. Montana allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Only the following Montana counties currently have facilities for voting via fax: Big
Horn, Cascade, Custer, Flathead, Jefferson, Lincoln, McCone, Prairie, Ravalli, Rosebud,
Stillwater and Toole. Residents of other Montana counties must use the mail.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens and residents of Montana, and
overseas electors. The term "overseas elector" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Montana.
	1. Montana residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	2. overseas electors (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the primary election and general
elections in a calendar year. However, you must submit a separate FPCA for special
elections (for local, state and Federal offices).
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA or Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot (FWAB) to the local county election administrator so that it arrives not
later than 30 days before the election.
If you are unable to meet the 30 day deadline, you may submit a FPCA so that it is
received by noon on the day before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the county election administrator during the period beginning 75
days before the election; it must be received by noon on the day before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by 8:00 p.m. on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 45 days before elections for
Federal office. For other elections, ballots are mailed approximately 20 days before the
election.
If you did not receive your state ballot in a timely manner, see instructions in Chapter 2,
page 12, for use of the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See also the special Montana
provisions in Paragraph F., Section III. below.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	1. Montana allows you to send the FPCA and FWAB for registration and absentee
ballot by fax. After faxing, submit the form by mail.
	2. Montana allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	3. Montana allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Only the following Montana counties currently have facilities for voting via fax: Big
Horn, Cascade, Custer, Flathead, Jefferson, Lincoln, McCone, Prairie, Ravalli, Rosebud,
Stillwater and Toole. Residents of other Montana counties must use the mail.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Late Registration
Honorably discharged military personnel and citizens terminated from employment
outside the territorial limits of the U.S. following the close of the registration period for
the upcoming election are still entitled to register up to noon on the day before the
election.
B. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons currently incarcerated for a felony or found to be of unsound mind, as
determined by a court, may not vote.
C. Cancellation of Registration
Registration is canceled if the voter fails to respond to certain confirmation mailings and
fails to vote in two consecutive elections for Federal office.
D. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of registration or denial is sent.
E. Action If Registration Is Denied
No provision exists for appeal of a denial of registration. If denial occurs, consult a legal
assistance officer or civilian counsel.
F. Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot
If you are overseas, and fear you may not receive your ballot in time to vote and return it,
you may vote the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB). It must be received by 8
p.m. on election day. The FWAB will be counted if your request for a regular absentee
ballot was received not later than 30 days before the election.
If you receive the regular ballot after returning the voted FWAB, you may also vote and
return the regular ballot. If both ballots are received by 8 p.m. on election day, the regular
ballot will be counted.
The instructions in Chapter 2 still apply for the FWAB except that the voter does not
have to wait until he/she determines that the regular ballot will not be received (condition
3) to use the FWAB.
G. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Election Administrator, county of voting residence, as
listed below:
County		County Seat		Zip Code
Beaverhead	Dillon			59725-2799
Big Horn	Hardin			59034-0608
Blaine		Chinook			59523-0278
Broadwater	Townsend		59644-2397
Carbon		Red Lodge		59068-0887
Carter		Ekalaka			59324-0315
Cascade		Great Falls		59403-2305
Chouteau	Fort Benton		59442-0459
Custer		Miles City		59301-3496
Daniels		Scobey			59263-0247
Dawson		Glendive		59330-1694
Deer Lodge	Anaconda		59711-2999
Fallon		Baker			59313-0846
Fergus		Lewistown		59457-2598
Flathead	Kalispell		59901-5400
Gallatin	Bozeman			59715-4574
Garfield	Jordan			59337-0007
Glacier		Cut Bank		59427-3075
Golden Valley	Ryegate			59074-0010
Granite		Philipsburg		59858-0736
Hill		Havre			59501-3999
Jefferson	Boulder			59632-0249
Judith Basin	Stanford		59479-0485
Lake		Polson			59860-2174
Lewis and Clark	Helena			59624-1721
Liberty		Chester			59522-0459
Lincoln		Libby			59923-1941
Madison		Virginia City		59755-0366
McCone		Circle			59215-0199
Meagher		White Sulphur Springs	59645-0309
Mineral		Superior		59872-0550
Missoula	Missoula		59801-4292
Musselshell	Roundup			59072-2498
Park 		Livingston		59047-1037
Petroleum	Winnett			59087-0226
Phillips	Malta			59538-0646
Pondera		Conrad			59425-2383
Powder River 	Broadus			59317-0338
Powell		Deer Lodge		59722-1084
Prairie		Terry			59349-0125
Ravalli		Hamilton		59840-5002
Richland	Sidney			59270-4087
Roosevelt	Wolf Point		59201-1600
Rosebud		Forsyth			59327-3072
Sanders		Thompson Falls		59873-0249
Sheridan	Plentywood		59254-1699
Silver Bow	Butte			59701-9256
Stillwater	Columbus		59019-0147
Sweet Grass	Big Timber		59011-0460
Teton		Choteau			59422-0610
Toole		Shelby			59474-1990
Treasure	Hysham			59038-0392
Valley		Glasgow			59230-0311
Wheatland	Harlowton		59036-0903
Wibaux		Wibaux			59353-0207
Yellowstone	Billings		59107-5002
========================
NEBRASKA
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
before completing and signing your application.
FEDERAL POST CARD APPLICATION
REGISTRATION AND ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST - FEDERAL POST CARD
APPLICATION (FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ (Required field). County Of________ (Required
field). City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. APPLICANT INFORMATION:
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) (Required field)
	b. Sex.
	c. Race.
	d. Date of Birth.  MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field).
	e. Social Security Number.
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I LAST VOTED OR PLACE OF LAST REGISTRATION: (Do not leave blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year. (Required field)
	b. County, City, or Township. (Required field)
	c. State. (Required field)
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. VOTING RESIDENCE: (For military: legal residence. For overseas civilians: last
residence in U.S. If Using Rural Route: Provide the complete street address of your
Nebraska voting residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a
rural route, describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past
Highway _____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be
different from the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county where you claim
legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box). (Required field)
	c. City, Town or Village. (Required field)
	d. State. (Required field)
	e. County or Parish. (Required field)
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known). (Required field)
4. MAIL ABSENTEE BALLOT TO: (Print the complete address where you want your
ballot sent - usually your current mailing address. It must be different from the address
you provided in Item 3.) (Required field)
5. YOUR FAX NUMBER: (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes.)
6. POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: (You must write the name of your political
party affiliation (Democrat, Republican or Libertarian) or write "none" in Item 6 of the
FPCA. In Nebraska, Independents (non-partisan registrants) may vote the non-partisan
ballot and may also vote in the partisan primary for U.S. Congress and U.S. Senate. An
Independent voter may select one recognized party ballot for these two offices. They may
not vote in other partisan races. Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting
absentee ballots for general elections. If you are currently registered and want to change
your political party affiliation, or you are registered as nonpartisan and want to vote in a
partisan primary election, you must submit a completed FPCA which includes your new
party preference to the local election official not later than the second Friday before the
election.)
7. REMARKS: (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials
in determining your eligibility to register and vote. If you are a married woman who has
assumed her husband's surname, write your maiden name here.)
8. AFFIRMATION BY APPLICANT:
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (X only one of a, b, c or d (Required
field). Read e through h.)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. (You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming the information is true and correct.)  (Required field)
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field)
9. WITNESS/NOTARY ADDRESS AND SIGNATURE: (Not required by state law)
Date Signed MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Nebraska and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA or other written application to request ballots for both the
primary election and general election in a calendar year, if you indicate such a request on
the FPCA or in the written application (for local, state and Federal offices).
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county clerk or
election commissioner so that it arrives not later than 6:00 p.m. on the second Friday (11
days) before the election.
To register and request an absentee ballot if you do not have access to an FPCA, apply in
writing for a state registration form and an absentee ballot. You must include your full
name, your address in your county of legal voting residence (not where you live
currently), type of election (primary/general), political party (Democrat, Republican,
Libertarian, Non-partisan) and you must sign the request. Submit this request early
enough to request, receive, complete and return the state registration form to the county
clerk or election commissioner so that it arrives not later than 6:00 p.m. on the second
Friday (11 days) before the election.
If you are already registered and wish only to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA or written request to the county clerk or election commissioner so that it
arrives not later than the Friday (4 days) before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than 10:00 a.m. on the second
day following the election.
If your FPCA, written request or state registration form is received after 6:00 p.m. on the
second Friday (11 days) before the election, it will be held until after the election. At that
time, your documents will be processed, you will be registered, and a ballot will be issued
to you for the next election.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots to persons outside the U.S. approximately
45 days before an election, and to persons within the U.S. 35 days before an election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	1. Nebraska allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by
fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	2. Nebraska does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	3. Nebraska does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Agent
Your spouse, parent, son, daughter or any other person acting as an agent on your behalf
may apply for an absentee ballot for you.
G. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
A state special write-in ballot is available if you are a member of the U.S. Armed Forces
residing outside the territorial limits of the U.S.
Use the FPCA to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place
one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.G. If no labels are available, write
in Item 7: ""I am outside the territorial limits of the U.S. I request a special write-in
absentee ballot." The state special write-in ballot is available 57 days before the election.
Vote it by writing in the names of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Nebraska and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Nebraska.
These procedures apply to persons who will be 18 years old by the first Tuesday
following the first Monday in November (the general election).
	1. residents of Nebraska temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	2. overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA or other written application to request ballots for both the
primary election and general election in a calendar year, if you indicate such a request on
the FPCA or in the written application.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county clerk or
election commissioner so that it arrives not later than 6:00 p.m. on the second Friday (11
days) before the election.
To register and request an absentee ballot if you do not have access to an FPCA, apply in
writing for a state registration form and an absentee ballot. You must include your full
name, your address in your county of legal voting residence (not where you live
currently), type of election (primary/general), political party (Democrat, Republican,
Libertarian, Non-partisan) and you must sign the request. Submit this request early
enough to request, receive, complete and return the state registration form to the county
clerk or election commissioner so that it arrives not later than 6:00 p.m. on the second
Friday (11 days) before the election.
If you are already registered and wish only to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA or written request to the county clerk or election commissioner so that it
arrives not later than the Friday (4 days) before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than 10:00 a.m. on the second
day following the election.
If your FPCA, written request or state registration form is received after 6:00 p.m. on the
second Friday (11 days) before the election, it will be held until after the election. At that
time, your documents will be processed, you will be registered, and a ballot will be issued
to you for the next election.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots to persons outside the U.S. approximately
45 days before an election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	1. Nebraska allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by
fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	2. Nebraska does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	3. Nebraska does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Agent
Your spouse, parent, son, daughter or any other person acting as an agent on your behalf
may apply for an absentee ballot for you.
G. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
A state special write-in ballot is available if you are a Nebraska resident residing outside
the territorial limits of the U.S.
Use the FPCA to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place
one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.G. If no labels are available, write
in Item 7: "I am outside the territorial limits of the U.S. I request a special write-in
absentee ballot."
The state special write-in ballot is available 57 days before the election. Vote it by
writing in the names of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony (unless civil rights restored), and persons declared mentally
incompetent, may not register or vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Change of residence outside the county or state cancels registration. Re-registration is
required. Change of name requires an update of information prior to voting but does not
cancel registration.
C. Action on Registration Requests
An acknowledgment of registration application status (whether accepted or rejected, and
if rejected, reasons for rejection) is sent to the applicant.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
If registration is denied, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Late Registration
Any member of the Armed Forces, merchant marine or any civilian citizen who was
discharged from overseas Federal service or employment too late to meet the regular state
registration deadline, may register to vote by completing the necessary voter registration
forms in the office of the Election Commissioner or County Clerk of his or her county of
voting residence by noon on the day before the election.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Clerk, (or where noted by an asterisk, to the Election
Commissioner) in your county of voting residence as listed below:
County		County Seat		Zip Code
Adams		PO Box 2067, Hastings	68902-2067
Antelope	Neligh			68756-1424
Arthur		Arthur			69121-0126
Banner		Harrisburg		69345-0067
Blaine		Brewster		68821-0136
Boone		Albion			68620-1247
Box Butte	Alliance		69301-0678
Boyd		Butte			68722-0028
Brown		Ainsworth		69210-1647
Buffalo*	PO Box 1270, Kearney	68848-1270
Burt		Tekamah			68061-1096
Butler		David City		68632-0289
Cass*		Plattsmouth		68048-1957
Cedar		Hartington		68739-0047
Chase		Imperial		69033-1299
Cherry		Valentine		69201-0120
Cheyenne	Sidney			69162-0217
Clay		Clay Center		68933-1499
Colfax		Schuyler		68661-1987
Cuming		West Point		68788-0290
Custer		Broken Bow		68822-2099
Dakota		Dakota City		68731-0038
Dawes		Chadron			69337-2698
Dawson		Lexington		68850-0370
Deuel		Chappell		69129-0327
Dixon		Ponca			68770-0546
Dodge		Fremont			68025-4967
Douglas*	225 North 115th Street,
		Omaha			68154
Dundy		Benkelman		69021-0506
Fillmore	Geneva			69361-0307
Franklin	Franklin		68939-0146
Frontier	Stockville		69042-0040
Furnas		Beaver City		68926-0387
Gage		Beatrice		68310-0429
Garden		Oshkosh			69154-0486
Garfield	Burwell			68823-0218
Gosper		Elwood			68937-0136
Grant		Hyannis			69350-0139
Greeley		Greeley			68842-0287
Hall*		121 South Pine Street,
		Grand Island		68801-6099
Hamilton	Aurora			68818-2017
Harlan		Alma			68920-0379
Hayes		Hayes Center		69032-0370
Hitchcock	Trenton			69044-0248
Holt		O'Neil			68763-0329
Hooker		Mullen			69152-0184
Howard		Saint Paul		68873-0025
Jefferson	Fairbury		68352-2536
Johnson		Tecumseh		68450-0416
Kearney		Minden			68959-0339
Keith		Ogallala		69153-0149
Keya Paha	Springview		68778-0349
Kimball		Kimball			69145-1296
Knox		Center			68724-0166
Lancaster*	601 North 46th Steet,
		Lincoln			68503-3720
Lincoln		North Platte		69101-3997
Logan		Stapleton		69163-0008
Loup		Taylor			68879-0187
McPherson	Tryon			69167-0122
Madison		Madison			68748-0290
Merrick		Central City		68826-0027
Morrill		Bridgeport		69336-0610
Nance		Fullerton		68638-0338
Nemaha		Auburn			68305-2399
Nuckolls	Nelson			68961-0366
Otoe		Nebraska City		68410-0249
Pawnee		Pawnee City		68420-0431
Perkins		Grant			69140-0156
Phelps		Holdrege		68949-0404
Pierce		Pierce			68767-0218
Platte*		2610 14th Street,
		PO Box 513, Columbus	68602
Polk		Osceola			68651-0276
Red Willow	McCook			69001-3159
Richardson	Falls City		68355-2091
Rock		Bassett			68714-0367
Saline		Wilber			68465-0865
Sarpy*		1261 Golden Gate Drive,
		Suite 6E, Papillion	68046
Saunders	Wahoo			68066-0061
Scotts Bluff	Gering			69341-2487
Seward		Seward			68434-0190
Sheridan	Rushville		69360-0039
Sherman		Loup City		68853-0456
Sioux		Harrison		69346-0158
Stanton		Stanton			68779-0347
Thayer		Hebron			68370-0208
Thomas		Thedford		69166-0226
Thurston	Pender			68047-0138
Valley		Ord			68862-1499
Washington	Blair			68008-0466
Wayne		Wayne			68787-0248
Webster		Red Cloud		68970-2399
Wheeler		Bartlett		68622-0127
York		York			68467-2997
*Mail to the Election Commissioner.
============================
North Carolina
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race. You are requested to fill out this box. This data is requested from some
states by the Department of Justice in their enforcement of the Voting Rights Act and the
National Voter Registration Act. Enter the choice that best describes you from the
following list for both ethnicity and race. Choices for ethnicity are Hispanic or Latino-of
any race (write HL) or Not Hispanic or Latino (write NH). Choices for race: White (W),
Black or African American (B), American Indian or Alaska Native (I), Asian (A), Multi-
racial (M), Other (O), or Undesignated (U). For example, a person with Hispanic
ethnicity who is white would write "HLW" in the space provided.
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card) Though optional, providing
your Driver's License number in this blank would be helpful in processing your
application.
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank.) Do not
leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your North Carolina voting residence. A post
office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in
Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street
from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item
4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting residence. Please note that
the local board of elections may make a reasonable investigation concerning your
residence. Written verification of residency may be required.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) You must register with a party to vote in that party's
primary unless that party allows unaffiliated voters to vote in its primary. If you indicate
a political party that is not a qualified party, or indicate no party, you will be listed as
"Unaffiliated". You must write the name of your political party affiliation (Example:
Democratic, Republican, Libertarian or other qualified party), "Unaffiliated", or "None"
in Item 6 of the FPCA. Political party choice is not required if only requesting absentee
ballots for general elections. To change or declare your political party choice, you must
complete this section and return the FPCA at least 25 days before the election.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of North Carolina and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections within a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA or written request to
the county board of elections any time before the election.
To request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local board of elections any
time before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than 5:00 p.m. on the day
before the election.
Absentee ballots are available 50 days before an election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the
Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required.
Ballot Return Envelope: The certificate on the ballot return envelope must be witnessed
by two persons 18 years of age or older. Witnesses must provide their signatures and
addresses.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	North Carolina allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot
request by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	North Carolina allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	North Carolina allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of North Carolina and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in North Carolina.
The following people are eligible to register absentee:
	civilians attached to and serving with the U.S. Armed Forces outside the U.S. (for
local, state and Federal office ballots)
	members of the Peace Corps (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
The following people are not eligible to register absentee and must register prior to
departure from the U.S. in order to receive a ballot for local, state and Federal offices.
Otherwise, follow applicable procedures below to receive an affidavit-application and a
ballot for Federal offices only:
	North Carolina residents temporarily outside the U.S. who are unaffiliated with
the U.S. government
	overseas citizens
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections within a calendar year.
If you are eligible to register absentee, you may register and request an absentee ballot by
sending a completed FPCA or written request to the county board of elections.
If you are eligible to register absentee and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the county board of elections any time before the election, indicating
your request for an absentee ballot.
If you are not eligible to register absentee, send your completed FPCA to the county
board of elections so that it arrives not earlier than 50 days before the election and not
later than 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before the election. If you had registered prior to your
departure from North Carolina, local election officials will send you a ballot for local,
state and Federal offices. If you did not register prior to your departure from North
Carolina, local election officials will send you an affidavit-application to be completed
and returned with the ballot for Federal offices.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than 5:00 p.m. on the day
before the election.
Absentee ballots are available 50 days before an election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA/Affidavit-Application: No notary or witness required.
Ballot Return Envelope: The certificate on the ballot return envelope must be witnessed
by two persons 18 years of age or older. Witnesses must provide their signatures and
addresses.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	North Carolina allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot
request by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	North Carolina allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	North Carolina allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Late Registration
Any member of the Uniformed Services who is qualified to vote absentee and returns to
North Carolina after the registration records have closed, may still register and vote in
person up to and including election day.
B. Bars to Registration and Voting
A person convicted of a felony may not register to vote, unless that person is restored to
the rights of citizenship. A person is automatically restored to the rights of citizenship
upon unconditional discharge from prison, probation, or parole.
C. Cancellation of Registration
Any person who fails to respond to confirmation mailings and who fails to contact the
county board of elections office through the next two consecutive general elections for
Federal office following the date of the mailing may be removed from the registration
rolls.
D. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of registration or denial is sent.
E. Action If Registration Is Denied
If registration is denied, provide the information requested in the notice of denial. If a
second denial is received, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Board of Elections, county of voting residence, as listed
below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Alamance  206 W. Elm Street, Graham  27253
Alexander  PO Box 326, Taylorsville  28681
Alleghany  PO Box 65, Sparta  28675
Anson  PO Box 768, Wadesboro  28170
Ashe  PO Box 276, Jefferson  28640
Avery  PO Box 145, Newland  28657
Beaufort  PO Box 1016, Washington  27889
Bertie  PO Box 312, Windsor  27983
Bladen  PO Box 512, Elizabethtown  28337
Brunswick  PO Box 2, Bolivia  28422
Buncombe  PO Box 7468, Asheville  28802
Burke  PO Box 798, Morganton  28680-0798
Cabarrus  PO Box 1315, Concord  28026-1315
Caldwell  PO Box 564, Lenoir  28645
Camden  PO Box 206, Camden  27921
Carteret  1724-A Life Oak Street, Beaufort  28516-1898
Caswell  PO Box 698, Yanceyville  27379
Catawba  PO Box 132, Newton  28658-0389
Chatham  PO Box 111, Pittsboro  27312
Cherokee  PO Box 816, Murphy  28906
Chowan  PO Box 133, Edenton  27932
Clay  PO Box 687, Hayesville  28904
Cleveland  PO Box 1299, Shelby  28151-1299
Columbus  PO Box 37, Whiteville  28472
Craven  406 Craven Street, New Bern  28560
Cumberland  PO Box 1829, Fayetteville  283029
Currituck  PO Box 177, Currituck  27929
Dare  PO Box 1000, Manteo  27954
Davidson  PO Box 1084, Lexington  27293-1084
Davie  140 S. Main St., Room 103, Mocksville  27028-2412
Duplin  PO Box 975, Kenansville  28349
Durham  PO Box 868, Durham  27702
Edgecombe  PO Box 10, Tarboro  27886
Forsyth  680 W. Fourth Street, Winston Salem  27101-2730
Franklin  PO Box 180, Louisburg  27549
Gaston  PO Box 1396, Gastonia  28053
Gates  PO Box 621, Gatesville  27938
Graham  PO Box 1239, Robbinsville  28771
Granville  PO Box 83, Oxford  27565
Greene  PO Box 583, Snow Hill  28580-0583
Guilford  PO Box 3427, Greensboro  27402
Halifax  PO Box 101, Halifax  27839
Harnett  PO Box 356, Lillington  27546
Haywood  1233 N. Main St., Annex II, Waynesville  28786
Henderson  PO Box 2090, Hendersonville  28793
Hertford  PO Box 416, Winton  27986
Hoke  PO Box 1565, Raeford  28376
Hyde  PO Box 152, Swanquarter  27885
Iredell  117 Court St., B-1, Statesville  28677
Jackson  401 Grindstaff Cove Road, Sylva  28779
Johnston  PO Box 1172, Smithfield  27577
Jones  PO Box 263, Trenton  28585
Lee  PO Box 1443, Sanford  27331-1443
Lenoir  PO Box 3503, Kinston  28502
Lincoln  115 W. Main St., Room 201, Lincolnton  28092
Macon  5 West Main Street, Franklin  28734
Madison  PO Box 142, Marshall  28753
Martin  PO Box 801, Williamston  27892
McDowell  PO Box 1509, Marion  28752
Mecklenburg  PO Box 31788, Charlotte  28231-1788
Mitchell PO Box 381, Bakersville  28705
Montgomery  PO Box 607, Troy  27371
Moore  PO Box 787, Carthage  28327
Nash  PO Box 305, Nashville  27856
New Hanover  24 N. Third St., Rm. 101, Wilmington  28401
Northampton  PO Box 603, Jackson  27845
Onslow  521 Mill Avenue, Jacksonville  28540
Orange  PO Box 220, Hillsborough  27278
Pamlico  PO Box 464, Bayboro  28515
Pasquotank  PO Box 28, Elizabeth City  27907-0028
Pender  PO Box 1232, Burgaw  28425
Perquimans  PO Box 336, Hartford  27944
Person  304 S. Morgan St., Rm. 150, Roxboro  27573
Pitt  PO Drawer 56, Greenville  27835-0056
Polk  PO Box 253, Columbus  28722
Randolph  Shaw Bldg., 158 Worth St., Asheboro  27203
Richmond  PO Box 1843, Rockingham  28379
Robeson  PO Box 2159, Lumberton  28359
Rockingham  PO Box 208, Wentworth  27375-0208
Rowan  130 W. Innes Street, Salisbury  28144
Rutherford  PO Box 927, Rutherfordton  28139
Sampson  PO Box 33, Clinton  28329
Scotland  231 E. Cronly St., Ste. 305, Laurinburg  28352
Stanly  201 S. Second St., Rm. 302, Albemarle  28001
Stokes  PO Box 34, Danbury  27016
Surry  PO Box 372, Dobson  27017
Swain  PO Box 133, Bryson City  28713
Transylvania  PO Drawer 868, Brevard  28712
Tyrrell  PO Box 449, Columbia  27925
Union  PO Box 1106, Monroe  28111-1106
Vance  300 S. Garnett Street, Henderson  27536
Wake  PO Box 695, Raleigh  27602-0695
Warren  PO Box 803, Warrenton  27589
Washington  PO Box 1007, Plymouth  27962-1007
Watauga  PO Box 528, Boone  28607
Wayne  PO Box 1240, Goldsboro  27533
Wilkes  110 North Street, Rm. 315, Wilkesboro  28697
Wilson  PO Box 2121, Wilson  27894-2121
Yadkin  PO Box 877, Yadkinville  27055
Yancey  PO Box 763, Burnsville  28714
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North Dakota
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration. 	Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if
not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S.
Provide the complete street address of your North Dakota voting residence. A post office
box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location. For
example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from the
_____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item 4 and
must be within the county or township where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. Your current mailing address must be different from the address you provided in
Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections. See instructions.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of North Dakota and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections within a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
North Dakota has no voter registration.
To request an absentee ballot, the county auditor must receive your FPCA at any time in
an election year.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the county auditor before the county
canvassing board meets which is usually 3 days after the election and as many as 6 days
after the election.
Postmark your voted ballot before election day.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 40 days before the election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
		North Dakota allows you to send the FPCA for ballot request by fax. After
faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
		North Dakota allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
		North Dakota allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Agent
Any person acting as an agent on your behalf may request an application for an absentee
ballot for you. The request can be made by telephone or in person at the county auditor's
office.
G. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
North Dakota provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available before an election
if you will be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to requirements
of military service or due to living in extremely remote areas of the world.
The FPCA may be used to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the
FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.C. If no labels are
available, write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due
to requirements of military service or due to living in extremely remote areas of the
world. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
The state special write-in ballot may be requested at any time before the election. It may
be used to vote for presidential electors, members of the U.S. Senate and members of the
U.S. House of Representatives. Vote it by writing in a party preference for each office,
the names of specific candidates for each office or the name of the person whom you
prefer for each office.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These  procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of North Dakota and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in North Dakota.
		residents of North Dakota temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local,
state and Federal office ballots)
		overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections within a calendar year.
North Dakota has no voter registration.
To request an absentee ballot, the county auditor must receive your FPCA at any time in
an election year.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the county auditor before the county
canvassing board meets which is usually 3 days after the election and as many as 6 days
after the election.
Postmark your voted ballot before election day.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 40 days before the election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
		North Dakota allows you to send the FPCA for ballot request by fax. After
faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
		North Dakota allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
		North Dakota allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Agent
Any person acting as an agent on your behalf may request an application for an absentee
ballot for you. The request can be made by telephone or in person at the county auditor's
office.
G. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
North Dakota provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available before an election
if you will be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to requirements
of military service or due to living in extremely remote areas of the world.
The FPCA may be used to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the
FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.C. If no labels are
available, write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due
to requirements of military service or due to living in extremely remote areas of the
world. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
The state special write-in ballot may be requested at any time before the election. It may
be used to vote for presidential electors, members of the U.S. Senate and members of the
U.S. House of Representatives. Vote it by writing in a party preference for each office,
the names of specific candidates for each office or the name of the person whom you
prefer for each office.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of treason or another felony (unless civil rights are restored) or found
mentally incompetent by a court or other authority having jurisdiction (unless order is
rescinded) may not vote.
B. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Auditor, county of voting residence, as listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Adams  PO Box 589, Hettinger  58639-0589
Barnes  230 4th Street, NW, Valley City  58072-2947
Benson  PO Box 206, Minnewaukan 58351-0206
Billings  PO Box 168, Medora  58645-0168
Bottineau  314 W. 5th Street, Bottineau  58318-1204
Bowman  PO Box 439, Bowman  58623-0439
Burke  PO Box 310, Bowbells  58721-0310
Burleigh  PO Box 5518, Bismarck  58506-5518
Cass  PO Box 2806, Fargo  58108-2806
Cavalier  901 3rd Street, Langdon  58249-2457
Dickey  PO Box 215, Ellendale  58436-0215
Divide  PO Box 49, Crosby  58730-0049
Dunn  PO Box 105, Manning  58642-0105
Eddy  524 Central Avenue, New Rockford  58356-1698
Emmons  PO Box 129, Linton  58552-0128
Foster  PO Box 104, Carrington  58421-0104
Golden Valley  PO Box 67, Beach  58621-0067
Grand Forks  PO Box 5726, Grand Forks  58206-5726
Grant  PO Box 227, Carson  58529-0227
Griggs  PO Box 511, Cooperstown  58425-0511
Hettinger  PO Box 668, Mott  58646-0668
Kidder  PO Box 167, Steele  58482-0167
LaMoure  PO Box 128, LaMoure  58458-0128
Logan  301 Broadway, Napoleon  58561-7010
McHenry  PO Box 147, Towner  58788-0147
McIntosh  PO Box D, Ashley  58413-0019
McKenzie  PO Box 543, Watford City  58854-0543
McLean  PO Box 1108, Washburn  58577-1108
Mercer  PO Box 39, Stanton  58571-0039
Morton  210 2nd Avenue, NW, Mandan  58554-3158
Mountrail  PO Box 69, Stanley  58784-0069
Nelson  PO Box 585, Lakota  58344-0585
Oliver  PO Box 188, Center  58530-0188
Pembina  301 Dakota Street W 1, Cavalier  58220-4100
Pierce  240 SE 2nd Street, Suite 5, Rugby  58368-1897
Ramsey  524 4th Avenue, Unit 6, Devils Lake  58301-2490
Ransom  PO Box 668, Lisbon  58054-0668
Renville  PO Box 68, Mohall  58761-0068
Richland  418 2nd Avenue, N, Wahpeton  58075-4400
Rolette  PO Box 939, Rolla  58367-0939
Sargent  PO Box 177, Forman  58032-0177
Sheridan  PO Box 439, McClusky  58463-0636
Sioux  PO Box L, Fort Yates  58538-0529
Slope  PO Box NN, Amidon  58620-0449
Stark  PO Box 130, Dickinson  58602-0130
Steele  PO Box 275, Finley  58230-0275
Stutsman  511 2nd Ave., SE, Jamestown  58401-4299
Towner  PO Box 603, Cando  58324-0603
Traill  PO Box 429, Hillsboro  58045-0429
Walsh  600 Cooper Avenue, Grafton  58237-1535
Ward  315 3rd Street, SE, Minot  58702-5005
Wells  PO Box 37, Fessenden  58438-0037
Williams  PO Box 2047, Williston  58802-2047
NORTH DAKOTA
"I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to requirements of
military service or due to living in extremely remote areas of the world. I request a
special write-in absentee ballot."
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New Hampshire
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
b. Sex
c. Race
d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
e. Social Security Number
f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
a. Year
b. County, City, or Township
c. State
d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(Provide the complete street address of your New Hampshire voting
residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route,
describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway
_____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from
the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county or township where you claim
legal voting residence.
C.	Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your
current mailing address. Your current mailing address must be different from the address
you provided in Item 3. )
a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
c. City, Town or Village
d. State
e. County or Parish
f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general
elections. If you are currently registered and want to change your political party
affiliation or you have previously declined to indicate a political party and you now want
to vote in a primary election, you must submit a completed FPCA which includes your
new political party choice to be received by the local election official not later than 10
days before the election.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an eligible
spouse or dependent.
b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to any
state/local oath or statement.
f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been adjudicated
mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in the U.S.
h. The information on this form is true and complete.
i. Signature Of Applicant.  You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming the information is true and correct.
j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of New Hampshire
and members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services
are defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the
Public Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrations.
	members of the U.S. Armed Forces or merchant marine and their accompanying
spouses and dependents
	civilian employees of the U.S. Government outside the U.S. and their
accompanying spouses and dependents
	members of religious or welfare groups attached to and serving with the Armed
Forces outside the U.S. and their accompanying spouses and dependents
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use one FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (for local,
state and Federal offices).
New Hampshire waives your registration.
To request an absentee ballot, the local city or town clerk must receive your FPCA at any
time before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office by 5 p.m. on
election day.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 30 days before the election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
New Hampshire does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee
ballot or the voted absentee ballot.
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
New Hampshire provides a state special write-in absentee ballot if you are unable to vote
by regular absentee ballot or in person due to requirements of military service or due to
living in isolated areas outside the U.S. and Canada.
Use an FPCA to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place
one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.G. If no labels are available, write
in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to
requirements of military service or due to living in isolated areas outside the U.S. and
Canada. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
The special write-in ballot is available for the state primary no later than July 15. The
special write-in ballot is available for the general election not later than the date of the
state primary. Vote this ballot by writing in a party preference or the names of specific
candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of New Hampshire or
Federal overseas voters. The term "Federal overseas voter" means a U.S. citizen who
resides outside the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in New
Hampshire.
A. Who Can Do It
	New Hampshire residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state
and Federal office ballots)
	Federal overseas voters (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use one FPCA for all elections in a calendar year.
If you are an unregistered New Hampshire resident temporarily residing outside the U.S.,
the local registrar of voters must receive your completed state absentee registration form
not later than 10 days before the election. To obtain the state form:
	Use the FPCA to request the state form.
	Mark Item 8 b., on the FPCA.
	In Item 7 write: "Please send an application for addition to the checklist."
If you are an unregistered federal overseas voter, the local registrar of voters must receive
your FPCA request for registration and an absentee ballot at anytime prior to election
day. Remember to allow for sufficient mail transit time. Your name will be added to the
registered voter checklist when the registrar of voters receives the affidavit
accompanying the absentee ballot.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office by 5 p.m. on
election day.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 30 days before the election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: If you are an unregistered New Hampshire resident temporarily residing outside
the U.S., the FPCA is used to request a state registration form. The FPCA is not notarized
or witnessed.
State Registration Form: Must be witnessed.
Ballot Return Envelope: No notary or witness required.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
New Hampshire does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee
ballot or the voted absentee ballot.
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
New Hampshire provides a state special write-in absentee ballot for federal overseas
voters who are unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to requirements
of military service or due to living in isolated areas outside the U.S. and Canada.
Use an FPCA to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place
one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.G. If no labels are available, write
in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to
requirements of military service or due to living in isolated areas outside the U.S. and
Canada. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
The special write-in ballot is available for the state primary no later than July 15. The
special write-in ballot is available for the general election not later than the date of the
state primary. Vote this ballot by writing in a party preference or the names of specific
candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony may not register or vote until they have completed their
sentences.
B. Cancellation of Registration
If you have not voted since 1999, or if you have a question about the validity of your
registration, request an application for addition to the checklist as provided in Section
II.B. (1) above.
C. Action on Registration Requests
Notice is sent only if a request is denied.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration may file a complaint in superior court. Consult a legal
assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Same Day Registration
New Hampshire citizens who are in the state on the day of the election may register to
vote at the polling place. They will be required to produce proof of qualifications and
must sign an affidavit. They will then be allowed to vote at that election and be registered
to vote at subsequent elections.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the Town or City Clerk of the town or city of voting residence. Send to
City Clerk or Town Clerk of:
City  Mailing Address  Zip Code
Berlin  City Hall-Main Street  03570
Claremont  58 Tremont Square  03743
Concord  41 Green Street  03301
Dover  288 Central Avenue  03820
Franklin  316 Central Street  03235
Keene  3 Washington Street  03431
Laconia  P.O. Box 489  03246
Lebanon  51 N. Park Street  03766
Manchester  904 Elm Street  03101
Nashua  City Hall  03061
Portsmouth  P.O. Box 628  03802
Rochester  31 Wakefield Street  03867
Somersworth  157 Main Street  03878
Send to Town Clerk of:
Town  Zip Code
Acworth  Box 193  03061
Albany  1972 Rte 16 Ste B  03818
Alexandria  44 Perkins Hill Road  03222
Allenstown  16 School Street  03275
Alstead  P.O. Box 65  03602
Alton  P.O. Box 637  03809
Amherst  P.O. Box 960  03031
Andover  P.O. Box 61  03216
Antrim  P.O. Box 517  03440
Ashland  P.O. Box 517  03217
Atkinson  21 Academy Avenue  03811
Auburn  P.O. Box 309  03032
Barnstead  P.O. Box 11  03225
Barrington  41 Province Lane  03825
Bartlett  RFD #1, Box 50, Intervale  03845
Bath  P.O. Box 165  03740
Bedford  24 N. Amherst Road  03110
Belmont  P.O. Box 310  03220
Bennington  7 School Street, Unit 101  03442
Benton  30 Ingersoll Road  03785
Bethlehem  P.O. Box 189  03574
Boscawen  17 High Street  03303
Bow  10 Grandview Road  03304
Bradford  P.O. Box 607  03221
Brentwood  1 Dalton Road  03833
Bridgewater  PO Box 419  03264
Bristol  230 Lake Street  03222
Brookfield  P.O. Box 756  03872
Brookline  P.O. Box 336  03033
Campton  1307 NH Rte 175  03223
Canaan  P.O. Box 38  03741
Candia  74 High Street  03034
Canterbury  P.O. Box 500  03224
Carroll  P.O. Box 88, Twin Mountain, NH  03595
Center Harbor  P.O. Box 140  03226
Charlestown  P.O. Box 834  03603
Chatham  1717 Main Road  03813
Chester  P.O. Box 275  03036
Chesterfield  P.O. Box 64  03443
Chichester  54 Main Street  03234
Clarksville  RFD #1, Box 460, Pittsburg, NH  03592
Colebrook  10 Bridge Street  03576
Columbia  PO Box 157, Colebrook  03576
Conway  P.O. Box 70, Ctr. Conway, NH  03813
Cornish  P.O. Box 183, Cornish Flat, NH  03746
Croydon  879 NH Rte 10  03773
Dalton  741 Dalton Road  03598
Danbury  4A High Street  03230
Danville  P.O. Box 11  03819
Deerfield  P.O. Box 159  03037
Deering  762 Deering Ctr Road  03244
Derry  48 East Broadway  03038
Dixville  RFD 1, Dixville Notch  03576
Dorchester  368 N Dorchester Road  03266
Dublin  Box 62  03444
Dummer  1420 East Side River Road  03588
Dunbarton  1011 School Street  03045
Durham  15 Newmarket Road  03824
East Kingston  24 Depot Road  03827
Easton  381 Easton Valley Road  03580
Eaton  PO Box 118, Eaton Center  03832
Effingham  P.O. Box 48, S Effingham  03882
Ellsworth  RR 1 Box 1846, Campton  03223
Enfield  P.O. Box 373  03748
Epping  157 Main Street  03042
Epsom  P.O. Box 10  03234
Errol  P.O. Box 100  03579
Exeter  10 Front Street  03833
Farmington  39 Main Street, Town Hall  03835
Fitzwilliam  P.O. Box 504  03447
Francestown  P.O. Box 67  03043
Franconia  P.O. Box 900  03580
Franklin  316 Central Street  03235
Freedom  P.O. Box 457  03836
Fremont  P.O. Box 120  03044
Gilford  47 Cherry Valley Road  03249
Gilmanton  P.O. Box 550  03237
Gilsum  P.O. Box 36  03448
Goffstown  16 Main Street  03045
Gorham  20 Park Street  03581
Goshen  P.O. Box 58  03752
Grafton  P.O. Box 297  03240
Grantham  P.O. Box 135  03753
Greenfield  P.O. Box 16  03047
Greenland  P.O. Box 100  03840
Greenville  P.O. Box 354  03048
Groton  HC 58, Box 580-1  03241
Hampstead  P.O. Box 298  03841
Hampton  100 Winnachunnet Road  03842
Hampton Falls  1 Drinkwater Road, Town Hall  03844
Hancock  P.O. Box 6  03449
Hanover  P.O. Box 483  03755
Harrisville  P.O. Box 284  03450
Harts Location  5 Forest Road  03812
Haverhill  2975 Dartmouth College Hwy No. Haverhill  03774
Hebron  HC 58, Box 286, E. Hebron, NH  03232
Henniker  2 Depot Hill Road  03242
Hill  P.O. Box 251  03242
Hillsborough  P.O. Box 1699  03244
Hinsdale  27 Spring Street  03451
Holderness  P.O. Box 203  03245
Hollis  7 Moument Square  03049
Hooksett  16 Main Street  03106
Hopkinton  P.O. Box446  03229
Hudson  12 School Street  03051
Jackson  P.O. Box 336  03846
Jaffrey  10 Goodnow Street  03452
Jefferson  RR1, Box 162A  03583
Keen  3 Washington Street  03431
Kensington  95 Amesbury Road  03833
Kingston  P.O. Box 657  03848
Lanconia  PO Box 489  03246
Lancaster  25 Main Street  03584
Landaff  PO Box 125  03585
Langdon  RR 1, Box 122, Alstead  03602
Lebanon  51 North Park Street  03766
Lee  7 Mast Road  03824
Lempster  P.O. Box 33  03605
Lincoln  P.O. Box 39  03251
Lisbon  45 School Street  03585
Litchfield  2 Liberty Way Suite 3  03051
Littleton  26 Union Street  03561
Londonderry  50 Nashua Road, Suite 100  03053
Loudon  P.O. Box 7837  03301
Lyman  65 Parker Hill  03585
Lyme  P.O. Box 342  03768
Lyndeborough  P.O. Box 164  03082
Madbury  13 Town Hall Road  03820
Madison  P.O. Box 248  03849
Manchester  904 Elm Street  03101
Marlborough  P.O. Box 425  03455
Marlow  P.O. Box 184  03456
Mason  16 Darling Road  03048
Meredith  41 Main Street  03253
Merrimack  P.O. Box 27  03054
Middleton  182 Kings Highway  03887
Milan  P.O. Box 158  03588
Milford  1 Union Square  03055
Millsfield  P.O. Box 48, Errol  03579
Milton  P.O. Box 180  03851
Monroe  395 Harley View Drive  03771
Mont Vernon  P.O. Box 444  03057
Moultonborough  P.O. Box 15  03254
Nashua  229 Main Street  03061
Nelson  HCR 33, Box 660  03457
New Boston  P.O. Box 250  03070
New Castle  P.O. Box 367  03854
New Durham  P.O. Box 207  03855
New Hampton  P.O. Box 538  03256
New Ipswich  661 Turnpike Road  03071
New London  P.O. Box 314  03257
Newbury  P.O. Box 253  03255
Newfields  P.O. Box52  03856
Newington  205 Nimble Hill Road  03801
Newmarket  186 Main Street  03857
Newport  15 Sunapee Street  03773
Newton  P.O. Box 375  03858
North Hampton  P.O. Box 141  03862
Northfield  21 Summer Street  03276
Northumberland  2 State Street, Groveton, NH  03582
Northwood  P.O. Box 314  03261
Nottingham  P.O. Box 114  03290
Orange  RR 2, Box 113, Eastman Road  03741
Orford  RR 1Box 176  03777
Ossipee  P.O. Box 67, Ctr. Ossipee  03814
Pelham  6 Main Street  03076
Pembroke  311 Pembroke Street  03275
Peterborough  1 Grove Street  03458
Piermont  P.O. Box 27  03779
Pittsburg  Spruce Lane  03592
Pittsfield  P.O. Box 98  03263
Plainfield  Box 380, Meriden, NH  03770
Plaistow  145 Main Street  03865
Plymouth  6 Post Office Square  03264
Portsmouth  1 Junkins Avenue  03801
Randolph  RD 1, Box 1429  03570
Raymond  4 Epping Street  03077
Richmond  105 Old Homestead Hwy  03470
Rindge  P.O. Box 11  03461
Rochester  31 Wakefield Street  03867
Rollinsford  P.O. Box 309  03869
Roxbury  404 Branch Road  03431
Rumney  PO Box 275  03266
Rye  10 Central Road  03870
Salem  33 Geremonty Dr.  03079
Salisbury  PO Box 180  03268
Sanbornton  P.O. Box 124  03269
Sandown  P.O. Box 583  03873
Sandwich  P.O. Box 194, Ctr. Sandwich, NH  03227
Seabrook  P.O. Box 476  03874
Sharon  432 RT 123  03458
Shelburne  881 North Road  03581
Somersworth  157 Main Street  03878
South Hampton  3 Hilldale Avenue  03827
Springfield  P.O. Box 22  03284
Stark  337 Percy Road  03582
Stewartstown  PO Box 119  03597
Stoddard  2175 RT 9  03464
Stafford  P.O. Box 169  03884
Stratford  P.O. Box 386, N Stratford  03590
Stratham  10 Bunker Hill Avenue  03885
Sugar Hill  P.O. Box 574  03585
Sullivan  522 South Road  03431
Sunapee  P.O. Box 303  03782
Surry  358 Pond Road  03431
Sutton  P.O. Box 554, South Sutton, NH  03273
Swanzey  P.O. Box 10009  03446
Tamworth  P.O. Box 279  03886
Temple  P.O. Box 69  03084
Thornton  PO Box1438, Campton  03223
Tilton  257 Main Street  03276
Troy  P.O. Box 249  03465
Tuftonboro  P.O. Box 98,  03816
Unity  HCR 66, Box 176A  03773
Wakefield  2 High Street, Sanbornville, NH  03872
Walpole  P.O. Box 756  03608
Warner  P.O. Box 265  03278
Warren  RR 1 Box 200B  03279
Washington  P.O. Box 109  03280
Waterville Valley  P.O. Box190  03215
Weare  P.O. Box 190  03281
Webster  945 Battle Street  03303
Wentworth  R1 Box 438, Rumney  03266
Westmoreland  108 Pierce Lane  03467
Whitefield  7 Jefferson Road  03598
Wilmot  P.O. Box 94  03287
Wilton  P.O. Box 83  03086
Winchester  1 Richmond Road  03470
Windham  P.O. Box 120  03087
Windsor  HC 68, Box 378, Hillsborough, NH  03244
Wolfeboro  P.O. Box 1207  03894
Woodstock  Box 156, N. Woodstock, NH  03262
NEW HAMPSHIRE
"I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to requirements of
military service or due to living in isolated areas outside the United States and Canada. I
request a special write-in absentee ballot."
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New Jersey
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(Provide the complete street address of your New Jersey voting
residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route,
describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway
_____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from
the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting
residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent
- usually your current mailing address. Your current mailing address must be different
from the address you provided in Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections. See instructions.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)  Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am:
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant.  You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of New Jersey and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
New Jersey accepts your FPCA for registration and absentee ballot requests.
If you want an absentee ballot sent to you by airmail, the county clerk must receive your
FPCA request not later than 30 days before the election. (See Section D. below for a later
deadline if using electronic transmission.)
If you are stationed overseas and want a ballot sent to you by fax, the county clerk must
receive your FPCA request not later than 4 days before the election. (See Section D.
below for more details.)
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the county board of elections office
by the close of polls on election day.
County clerks mail absentee ballots as far as practicable, 40 days before the election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your ballot from the state in a timely
manner, for a general election for Federal office, you may use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witness.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	If you are overseas, New Jersey allows you to send the FPCA request for an
absentee ballot for Federal offices by fax. You must also submit the original FPCA by
airmail to the appropriate county clerk.
	If you are overseas, New Jersey allows you to receive the blank federal ballot by
fax. If you wish to receive the blank ballot by fax, the county clerk must receive your
FPCA not later than 4 days before the election.
	If you are overseas, New Jersey allows you to return the voted ballot by fax, not
later than 8 p.m. (EST) on election day. You must also submit the original ballot by
airmail together with certification.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
Your friends or relatives may apply for an absentee ballot on your behalf by requesting
an "Application by Relative or Friend of a Military Service Voter" form from your
county clerk.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
The following procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of New Jersey
and overseas Federal election voters. The term "overseas Federal election voter(s)"
means a U.S. citizen who resides outside the U.S., and (but for such residence) would be
qualified to vote in New Jersey.
	civilians attached to the Armed Forces outside the U.S. and their spouses and
dependents when residing with or accompanying them.
	overseas Federal election voters.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections for Federal office in a
calendar year.
New Jersey accepts your FPCA for registration and voting purposes.
If you want an absentee ballot sent to you by airmail, the county clerk must receive your
FPCA request not later than 30 days before the election.
If you are residing overseas and want an absentee ballot sent to you by fax, the county
clerk must receive your FPCA request not later than 4 days before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the county board of elections office
by the close of polls on election day.
County clerks mail absentee ballots, as far as practicable, 40 days before the election.
If you have not received your ballot from the state in a timely manner, for general
election for Federal office, you may use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See
instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	If you are overseas, New Jersey allows you to send the FPCA request for an
absentee ballot for Federal offices by fax. You must also submit the original FPCA by
airmail to the appropriate county clerk.
	If you are overseas, New Jersey allows you to receive the blank federal ballot by
fax. If you wish to receive the blank federal ballot by fax, the county clerk must receive
your FPCA not later than 4 days before the election.
	If you are overseas, New Jersey allows you to return the voted ballot by fax, no
later than 8 p.m. (EST) on election day. You must also submit the original ballot by
airmail.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Any person who has been declared to be mentally disqualified from voting, by a court of
competent jurisdiction; or a person who is serving a sentence, is on probation or parole,
as a result of a conviction for an indictable offense under the laws of this or another state
or of the U.S., may not register to vote.
B. Late Registration
Discharged military personnel (including their spouses and dependents) and released
civilians attached to or serving with the Armed Forces (including their spouses and
dependents) who return to New Jersey too late to register on the last registration day
before any election may still register and obtain an emergency voting form at the office
of the county commissioner of registration, if individual was previously registered to vote
in New Jersey. If individual was not previously registered to vote, he or she may obtain
an emergency voting form upon presentation of his/her discharge or certification of
service.
C. Where To Send It
If you are not currently registered to vote and are using the FPCA to register to vote and
to request an absentee Ballot, or if you do not know the county of your former voting
residence, mail your application to the state division of election at PO Box 304, Trenton,
New Jersey 08625.
The FPCA requesting an absentee ballot is to be mailed to the County Clerk of the count
in which you were formally registered.
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Atlantic  5901 Main Street, Mays Landing  08330-1797
Bergen  One Bergen Plaza, Room 122, Hackensack  07601
Burlington  Court Complex, PO Box 6000, 49 Rancocas Road, Mount Holly  08060-1397
Camden  Election Div., 6th St. Entrance, Suite 316 PO Box 150, Camden  08101-0150
Cape May  7 N. Main Street, PO Box 5000, Cape May Courthouse  08210-5000
Cumberland  PO Box 716, 60 W. Broad St., Bridgeton  08302-2665
Essex  465 King Blvd, Room 247, Newark  07102-1795
Gloucester  Ct.House, 1st Floor, PO Box 129, 1 North Broad St., Woodbury  08096-3327
Hudson  583 Newark Avenue Jersey City  07306-2018
Hunterdon  71 Main Street, Hall of Records, Flemington  08822-1495
Mercer  Court House, PO Box 8068, 209 S. Broad Street, Trenton  08650-8068
Middlesex  PO Box 1110, 75 Bayard St., 4th Fl. New Brunswick  08901-1110
Monmouth  300 Halls Mill Road, Freehold  07728-1254
Morris  PO Box 315, Court Street, Morristown  07963-0315
Ocean  PO Box 2191, Court House, Rm. 105 118 Washington St., Toms River  08754-
2191
Passaic  401 Grand Street, Paterson  07505
Salem  92 Market St., PO Box 18, Salem  08079-1913
Somerset  PO Box 3000, 20 Grove St., Administration Building, Somerville  08876-1262
Sussex  4 Park Place, Newton  07860-1795
Union  Court House, 1st Fl., Rom 115, 2 Broad Street, Elizabeth  07207-6099
Warren  413 Second Street, Court House, Belvidere  07823-1500
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NEW MEXICO
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of NEW MEXICO County Of________.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (A. Do not leave blank. Enter N/A if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S. Provide the complete street address of your New Mexico voting residence. A post
office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in
Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street
from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item
4 and must be within the county or township where you claim legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.)(C.
	Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your
current mailing address. Your current mailing address must be different from the address
you provided in Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number
6. Political Party Affiliation (D.If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general
elections. If you are currently registered and want to change your political party
affiliation, you must submit a completed FPCA which indicates your new political party
affiliation so that the local election official receives it no later than 28 days before the
election in which you wish to vote.)
7. Remarks
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (E. Check ONE box.)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant(F. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing,
you are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.)
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICCES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of New Mexico and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You must submit a separate FPCA for each election (for local, state and Federal office
ballots).
New Mexico waives your registration.
To request an absentee ballot, the local county clerk must receive your FPCA not later
than the Thursday before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office before the
close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 40 days before the primary election,
49 days before the general election, and 35 days before a special election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
New Mexico does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee
ballot or the voted absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of New Mexico and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in New Mexico.
A. Who Can Do It
	New Mexico residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You must submit a separate FPCA for each election.
New Mexico waives your registration.
To request an absentee ballot the local county clerk must receive your FPCA not later
than the Thursday before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office before the
close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 40 days before the primary election,
49 days before the general election, and 35 days before a special election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
New Mexico does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee
ballot or the voted absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons who have been convicted of a felony who have not been granted a pardon by the
governor or have not served the entirety of their sentence, including a term of probation
or parole, and those persons who have been judged mentally incompetent by a court of
law may not register to vote.
B. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Clerk, county of voting residence, as listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Bernalillo  1 Civic Plaza, NW, Albuquerque, NM  87102-2169
Catron  Box 197, Reserve, NM  87830-0197
Chaves  Box 580, Roswell, NM  88202-0580
Cibola  515 W. High, Grants, NM  87020-2526
Colfax  Box 159, Raton, NM  87740-0159
Curry  P.O. Box 1168, Clovis, NM  88102-1168
De Baca  Box 347, Fort Sumner, NM  88119-0347
Dona Ana  251 W. Amador Avenue Las Cruces, NM  88005-2893
Eddy  Box 850, Carlsbad, NM  88221-0850
Grant  Box 898, Silver City, NM  88062-0898
Guadalupe  420 Parker Avenue, Santa Rosa, NM  88435-2361
Harding  Box 1002, Mosquero, NM  87733-1002
Hidalgo  300 S. Shakespeare Street Lordsburg, NM  88045-1939
Lea  Box 1507, Lovington, NM  88260-1507
Lincoln  Box 338, Carrizozo, NM  88301-0338
Los Alamos  P.O. Box 30, Los Alamos, NM  87544-0030
Luna  P.O. Box 1838, Deming, NM  88031-1838
McKinley  Box 1268, Gallup, NM  87301-1268
Mora  Box 360, Mora, NM  87732-0360
Otero  1000 New York Avenue, Room 108 Alamogordo, NM  88310-6932
Quay  Box 1225, Tucumcari, NM  88401-1225
Rio Arriba  Box 158, Tierra Amarilla, NM  87575-0158
Roosevelt  101 West First Street, Portales, NM  88130-5901
Sandoval  Box 40, Bernalillo, NM  87004-0040
San Juan  Box 550, Aztec, NM  87410-0550
San Miguel  500 West National Ave. Las Vegas, NM  87701-3703
Santa Fe  Box 1985, Santa Fe, NM  87504-1985
Sierra  311 Date Street, Tor C, NM  87901-2398
Socorro  Box 1, Socorro, NM  87801-0001
Taos  Box 676, Taos, NM  87571-0676
Torrance  Box 48, Estancia, NM  87016-0048
Union  Box 430, Clayton, NM  88415-0430
Valencia  Box 969, Los Lunas, NM  87031-0969
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Nevada
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (Provide your Social Security number, your Driver's License, or
your number from your Identification Card issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles
and Public Safety, or the number on any other Identification Card issued by an agency of
the State of Nevada or the Federal Government which contains a unique number and a
photograph or physical description. If you do not possess any of the above identification
or do not wish to provide the number indicated on any of the above identification, the
County Clerk will issue a unique identification number to you.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(Provide the complete street address of your Nevada voting
residence. A post office box or rural route is not sufficient. If your address includes a
rural route, describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past
Highway _____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be
different from the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county where you claim
legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent
- usually your current mailing address. Your current mailing address must be different
from the address you provided in Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (If you do not list a party affiliation or if you affiliate with a
minor party or as nonpartisan, you will receive a nonpartisan ballot. If you have left this
block blank, you will be registered as nonpartisan. You must indicate your political party
affiliation when applying for a primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write
"none" in Item 6 of the FPCA. Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting
absentee ballots for general elections. If you are currently registered and want to change
your political party affiliation or you have previously declined to indicate a political party
and you now want to vote in a primary election, you must submit a completed FPCA
which includes your new political party affiliation so that the local election official
receives it no later than 30 days before the election.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant.  You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Nevada and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for the primary and general election (for
local, state and Federal offices).
If you are an unregistered citizen, the local election official must receive your FPCA not
later than 30 days before the election.
If you are a registered citizen, the local election official must receive your FPCA not later
than 5 p.m. the Tuesday before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office by 7 p.m. on
election day.
Local election officials prepare absentee ballots for distribution not later than 20 days
before the election for voters who reside within the state and not later than 40 days before
the election for voters who reside outside the state.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	If you are already registered and you live outside the continental U.S., Nevada
allows you to send the FPCA application for absentee ballot request by fax. Your request
must be received by 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before the election. After faxing, submit
the FPCA by mail.
	Nevada allows you to receive the absentee ballot by fax if you live outside the
continental U.S.
	Nevada does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Nevada and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen(s)" means a U.S. citizen who resides
outside the U.S., and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Nevada.
A. Who Can Do It
	civilian employees of the U.S. Government outside Nevada and their spouses and
dependents (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	members of religious or welfare groups officially attached to and serving with the
Armed Forces (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	Nevada residents temporarily residing abroad (for local, state and Federal office
ballots)
	overseas electors (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for the primary and general election.
If you are an unregistered citizen, the local election official must receive your FPCA not
later than 30 days before the election.
If you are a registered citizen, the local election official must receive your FPCA not later
than 5 p.m. the Tuesday before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office by 7 p.m. on
election day.
Local election officials prepare absentee ballots for distribution not later than 20 days
before the election for voters who reside within the state and not later than 40 days before
the election for voters who reside outside the state.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	If you are already registered and you live outside the continental U.S., Nevada
allows you to send the FPCA application for absentee ballot request by fax. Your request
must be received by 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before the election. After faxing, submit
the FPCA by mail.
	Nevada allows you to receive the absentee ballot by fax if you live outside the
continental U.S.
	Nevada does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony, or declared insane or incompetent may not register or vote.
B. Action on Registration Request
Notice of denial is sent.
C. Action If Registration Is Denied
If registration is denied, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
D. Late Registration
Members of the Armed Forces discharged within 60 days of an election may register in
person in their county of voting residence upon return to that county.
E. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Clerk, county of voting residence, as listed below: (In
Clark and Washoe Counties, mail to Registrar of Voters):
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Carson City  805 E. Musser Street, Carson City  89701-4475
Churchill  155 N. Taylor Street, Suite 110, Fallon  89406-2748
Clark  500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Suite 1113 PO Box 551310, Las Vegas  89155-
1310
Douglas  1594 Esmeralda Street, PO Box 218, Minden  89423-0218
Elko  571 Idaho Street, 3rd Floor, County Courthouse, Elko  89801-3700
Esmeralda  Corner of Crook & Euclid, PO Box 547, Goldfield  89013-0547
Eureka  County Courthouse Main Street PO Box 677, Eureka  89316-0677
Humboldt  50 W. 5th Street #207, Winnemucca  89445-3199
Lander  315 S. Humboldt Street, Battle Mountain  89820-9998
Lincoln  1 North Main Street, PO Box 90, Pioche  89043-0090
Lyon  27 S. Main Street, Yerington  89447-0816
Mineral  105 S, "A" Street, Suite 1, PO Box 1450, Hawthorne  89415-1450
Nye  101 Radar Road, PO Box 1031, Tonopah  89049-1031
Pershing  400 Main Street, PO Box 820, Lovelock  89419-0820
Storey  County Courthouse "B" Street, Drawer "D", Virginia City  89440-0139
Washoe  1001 E. Ninth Street, PO Box 11130, Reno  89520-0027
White Pine  Courthouse Comples, 801 Clark Street Suite 4, Ely  89301-1994
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New York
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank. Do not
leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,last residence in
U.S. Provide the complete street address of your New York voting residence. A post
office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in
Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street
from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item
4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general
elections. If you are currently registered and want to change your political party
affiliation or you have previously declined to indicate a political party and you now want
to vote in a primary election, you must timely submit a completed FPCA, which includes
your new political party affiliation, to the local election official. Please note that when
changing parties, your new political party affiliation will not become effective until after
the general election preceding the primary election of interest to you. For example, if a
person voted in the 2000 Republican primary and wants to vote in the 2002 Democratic
primary, the voter must return a change of political party choice postmarked not later
than 25 days before the 2001 general election and received by the local board of elections
not later than 20 days before the 2001 general election. Following the election, the
change will be officially recorded.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of New York and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections within a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local board of
elections so that it arrives not later than 25 days before the primary election and not later
than 10 days before a general or special election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the local board of elections so that it arrives not later than 7 days
before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Return your voted ballot to the local board of elections. It must
be postmarked by the day before the election and must arrive by the seventh day after the
election. Ask the mail clerk to hand stamp the ballot envelope to ensure a date appears on
the envelope.
Local election officials mail out absentee ballots approximately 32 days before an
election, with the following exceptions: ballots are sent out 12 days before special
elections and 25 days before school board elections in New York City and Buffalo.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
New York does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee ballot
or the voted absentee ballot.
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
If you are outside the U.S., your spouse, parent, adult child, brother, sister or duly
authorized agent may apply to the local board of elections for an absentee ballot on your
behalf.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II.  CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of New York and
special Federal voters. The term "special Federal voter" means a U.S. citizen who resides
outside the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in New York.
	New York residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	special Federal voters (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections within a calendar year.
If you are a New York resident temporarily residing outside the U.S., register by sending
a completed FPCA to the local board of elections early enough to request, receive, fill in
and return the state mail registration form so that it is postmarked not later than 25 days
before the election, and received by the local board of elections not later than 20 days
before the election. Local election officials will send you an absentee ballot upon the
timely return of the state mail registration form.
If you are a registered New York resident temporarily residing outside the U.S., and only
wish to request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local board of elections
so that it arrives not later than 7 days before the election.
If you are an unregistered special Federal voter, register by submitting a completed FPCA
to the local board of elections so that it arrives not later than 25 days before any election.
If you are a registered special Federal voter, request an absentee ballot by sending a
completed FPCA to the local board of elections so that it arrives not later than 7 days
before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Return your voted ballot to the local board of elections. It must
be postmarked by the day before the election and must arrive by the seventh day after the
election. Ask the mail clerk to hand stamp the ballot envelope to ensure a date appears on
the envelope.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 32 days before an election,
with the following exceptions: ballots are sent out 12 days before special elections and 25
days before school board elections in New York City and Buffalo.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
New York does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee ballot
or the voted absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III.  Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Convicted felons serving a term of imprisonment (including parole) and those found
mentally incompetent may not register or vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Registration is canceled after four (4) years of inactive status.
C. Action on Registration Requests
Notification of approval or denial is sent to resident voters. Military voters and special
Federal voters receive either a ballot or notification of denial.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
If registration is denied, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Voting By Citizens Who Have Never Lived in the U.S.
A U.S. citizen who was born abroad and who is eligible to vote and who has never lived
in the U.S. may register and vote in the county where a parent would be eligible to
register and vote (for Federal offices only).
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Board of Elections, county of voting residence, as listed
below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Albany  16 Eagle Street Albany, NY  12207-1019
Allegany  7 Court Street Belmont, NY  14813-1085
Broome  44 Hawley St. PO Box 1766 Binghamton, NY  13902-3722
Cattaraugus  302 Court St. Little Valley, NY  14755-1091
Cayuga  10 Court St. Auburn, NY  13021-3470
Chautauqua  Gerace Office Bldg., 3 N. Erie St. Mayville, NY  14757-1007
Chemung  425 Pennsylvania Ave., PO Box 588 Elmira, NY  14902-0588
Chenango  County Office Bldg., 5 Court St. Norwich, NY  13815-1676
Clinton  137 Margaret St. Plattsburg, NY  12901-2933
Columbia  401 State St. Hudson, NY  12534-1996
Cortland  County Court House, 46 Greenbush Street, Suite 102 Cortland, NY  13045-
3703
Delaware  3 Gallant Ave. Delhi, NY  13753-1095
Dutchess  47 Cannon St. Poughkeepsie, NY  12601-3270
Erie  134 W. Eagle St. Buffalo, NY  14202-3896
Essex  County Court House, PO Box 217 Elizabethtown, NY  12932-9801
Franklin  355 West Main Street Malone, NY  12953-1821
Fulton  2714 STHWY 29, Suite 1 Johnstown, NY  12095-9801
Genesee  15 Main Street, PO Box 284 Batavia, NY  14021-0284
Greene  441 Main St., 2nd Floor Catskill, NY  12414-1445
Hamilton  County Complex, Route 8, PO Box 175 Lake Pleasant, NY  12108-9801
Herkimer  109 Mary St., Suite 1306 Herkimer, NY  13350-0527
Jefferson  175 Arsenal St. Watertown, NY  13601-2543
Lewis  7660 North State Street Lowville, NY  13367-9801
Livingston  6 Court Street, Room 104 Geneseo, NY  14454-1043
Madison  N. Court Street, PO Box 666 Wampsville, NY  13163-9998
Monroe  39 Main St. West Rochester, NY  14614-1490
Montgomery  Old Court House P.O. Box 1500 Fonda, NY  12068-1500
Nassau  New Admin Bldg., 400 County Seat Drive Mineola, NY  11501-4800
Niagara  59 Park Ave. Lockport, NY  14094-2752
Oneida  800 Park Ave. Utica, NY  13501-2974
Onondaga  Civic Center, 421 Montgomery St. Syracuse, NY  13202-2999
Ontario  20 Ontario Street Canandaigua, NY  14424-1801
Orange  25 Court Lane, PO Box 30 Goshen, NY  10924-1508
Orleans  County Office Bldg., 14016 Rt. 31 Albion, NY  14411-9382
Oswego  46 E. Bridge St. Oswego, NY  13126-2118
Otsego  County Office Bldg., 197 Main St. Cooperstown, NY  13326-1193
Putnam  1 Geneva Road Brewster, NY  10509
Rensselaer  1600 7th Ave. Troy, NY  12180-4098
Rockland  11 New Hempstead Rd. New City, NY  10956-3600
St. Lawrence  Courthouse, 48 Court St. Canton, NY  13617-9987
Saratoga  50 W. High St. Ballston Spa, NY  12020-1979
Schenectady  430 State Street, Suite 108 Schenectady, NY  12305-2170
Schoharie  300 Main Street, Room 300 PO Box 99 Schoharie, NY  12157-9998
Schuyler  County Building 105 9th Street, Unit 13 Watkins Glen, NY  14891-1435
Seneca  1 DiPronio Dr. Waterloo, NY  13165-1681
Steuben  3 E. Pulteney Sq. Bath, NY  14810-1510
Suffolk  Yaphank Avenue, PO Box 700 Yaphank, NY  11980-9733
Sullivan  100 North Street, PO Box 5012. Monticello, NY  12701-5192
Tioga  County Office Bldg. 56 Main St. Owego, NY  13827-1595
Tompkins  Court House Annex 128 E. Buffalo St. Ithaca, NY  14850-4273
Ulster  284 Wall Street Kingston, NY  12401-3641
Warren  1340 St. Route 9 Lake George, NY  12845-9803
Washington  383 Broadway Fort Edward, NY  12828-1021
Wayne  157 Montezuma St. Ext., P.O. Box 636 Lyons, NY  14489-0636
Westchester  25 Quarropas Street White Plains, NY  10601-4824
Wyoming  76 North Main St. Warsaw, NY  14569-1027
Yates  110 Court Street, Room 102 Penn Yan, NY  14527-1130
New York City, send to the borough board of election at the following address:
NY (Manhattan)  200 Varick Street, New York  10014
Bronx  1780 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY  10457
Kings (Brooklyn)  345 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY  11201
Queens  42-16 West Street, Queens Plaza, Long Island City, NY  11101
Richmond (Staten Island)  1 Edgewater Plaza, Staten Island, NY  10305
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Ohio
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
Ohio requires the state and county fields to be completed.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information.
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial). Required field.
	b. Sex.
	c. Race.
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year).
	e. Social Security Number.
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card).
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year.
	b. County, City, or Township.
	c. State.
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your Ohio voting residence.
A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its
location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____,
across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one
provided in Item 4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year).
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box).
	c. City, Town or Village.
	d. State.
	e. County or Parish.
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known).
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections. See instructions.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)  If you do not list a
party affiliation, you cannot vote in partisan primary elections. You must indicate your
political party affiliation when applying for a partisan primary ballot (Example:
Democrat, Republican) or "issues only" if you want to vote questions and issues and not
candidates in Item 6 of the FPCA. Political party affiliation is not required if requesting
absentee ballots for non-partisan primary and general elections. If you voted in a primary
election within the last two calendar years and you now want to change your political
party choice or you have previously declined to indicate a political party and you now
want to vote in a primary election, you must submit a completed FPCA which includes
your political party affiliation to the local election official. If you are changing political
party affiliation, you will receive, in addition to your absentee ballot, a state affidavit
form which must be completed and returned with your voted ballot.
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d).
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty,
		 or an eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse
		 or dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and
		subscribed to any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or
		been adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have
been
		reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction
 		in the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are
		swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY
(Month, Day, Year).
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Ohio and members
of the Uniformed Services and their spouses and dependents residing outside Ohio to be
with or near such service members. Uniformed Services are defined as the U.S. Armed
Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public Health Service and the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for primary, general and special elections
in a calendar year (for local, state and Federal offices).
Registration is waived only for members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their spouses and
dependents residing outside Ohio to be with or near such service members.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county board of
elections so that it arrives not later than 30 days before the election.
If you are already registered or if you are not required to register, and only wish to
request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county board of elections so
that it arrives not earlier than January 1st of the year of the election, or not earlier than 90
days before the election, whichever is earlier, and not later than noon on the third day
before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than the close of polls on
election day.
Exception: If you are voting from outside the U.S., your ballot will be counted if it
arrives not later than 10 days after the election, as long as it is signed not later than the
close of polls on election day.
Local election officials begin mailing absentee ballots not later than 35 days before an
election or 25 days before a presidential primary election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Ohio allows you to send the FPCA for ballot request by fax. After faxing, submit
the original FPCA by mail. Ohio does not allow you to send the FPCA for registration by
fax.
	Ohio allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Ohio does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. You may fax directly to the appropriate county board of elections or use
the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
If you are a member of the Armed Forces, or the spouse or dependent of a member of the
Armed Forces, your father, mother, father-in-law, mother-in-law, grandfather,
grandmother, brother, sister, son, daughter, stepparent, stepchild, uncle, aunt, nephew or
niece may request an absentee ballot for you, using either a special form provided by the
county board or an FPCA.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Ohio and overseas
citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside the U.S.
and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Ohio.
	residents of Ohio temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for primary, general and special elections
in a calendar year.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county board of
elections so that it arrives not later than 30 days before the election.
To request an absentee ballot if you are already registered, send a completed FPCA to the
county board of elections so that it arrives not earlier than January 1st of the year of the
election, or not earlier than 90 days before the election, whichever is earlier, and not later
than three days before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must be signed, mailed and postmarked not later
than the close of the polls on election day. It will be counted if it is received not later than
10 days after the election.
Local election officials begin mailing absentee ballots not later than 35 days before an
election or 25 days before a presidential primary election.
If you have not receive your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Ohio does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee ballot or the
voted absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons adjudicated incompetent for voting purposes or currently incarcerated for a
felony may not register or vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Registration is canceled for failure of the registered voter, after he/she has been mailed a
confirmation notice, to do either: 1) respond to such a notice and vote at least once during
a period of four consecutive years, which period shall include two general elections for
Federal office, or 2) update his/her registration and vote at least once during a period of
four consecutive years, which period shall include two general elections for Federal
office.
C. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of acceptance or denial is sent.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
If registration is denied, submit a request for reconsideration to the director of the board
of elections. If a second request is denied, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian
counsel.
E. Late Registration
Discharged military personnel and spouses who return to Ohio after the closing date of
registration are permitted to vote prior to election day in the office of their county board
of elections.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the Director, County Board of Elections, county of voting residence, as
listed below:
County  		County Seat/Zip Code
Adams  		West Union  45693-1389
Allen  		Lima  45801-4433
Ashland  		Ashland  44805-2183
Ashtabula  		Jefferson  44047-1097
Athens  		Athens  45778
Auglaize  		Wapakoneta  45895-0158
Belmont  		Bellaire  43906-1547
Brown  		Georgetown  45121-1283
Butler 	 	Hamilton  45011-6016
Carroll  		Carrolton  44615-1489
Champaign  		Urbana  43078-9288
Clark  		Springfield  45501-1766
Clermont 		Batavia  45103-2961
Clinton  		Wilmington  45177-2214
Columbiana  	Lisbon  44432-1258
Coshocton  		Coshocton  43812-2397
Crawford  		Bucyrus  44820-2383
Cuyahoga  		Cleveland  44115-2497
Darke  		Greenville  45331-1409
Defiance  		Defiance  43512-2255
Delaware  		Delaware  43015-1777
Erie  		Sandusky  44870-5553
Fairfield  		Lancaster  43130-3875
Fayette  		Washington C.H.  43160-2235
Franklin  		Columbus  43215-4572
Fulton  		Wauseon  43567-1235
Gallia  		Gallipolis  45631-1292
Geauga  		Chardon  44024-1292
Greene  		Xenia  45385-2605
Guernsey 		Cambridge  43725-2657
Hamilton  		Cincinnati  45202-1345
Hancock  		Findlay  45840-3279
Hardin  		Kenton  43326-2387
Harrison 		Cadiz  43907-1197
Henry  		Napoleon  43545-1796
Highland  		Hillsboro  45133-1089
Hocking  		Logan  43138-1207
Holmes  		Millersburg  44654-1249
Huron  		Norwalk  44857-1168
Jackson  		Jackson  45640-1769
Jefferson  		Steubenville  43952-4499
Knox  		Mount Vernon  43050-3306
Lake  		Painesville  44077-0490
Lawrence  		Ironton  45638-1521
Licking  		Newark  43055-5663
Logan  		Bellefontaine  43311-2075
Lorain  		Elyria  44035-5681
Lucas  		Toledo  43604-2250
Madison  		London  43140-1095
Mahoning  		Youngstown  44507-1695
Marion  		Marion  43302-3089
Medina  		Medina  44256-1902
Meigs  		Pomeroy  45769-0688
Mercer  		Celina  45822-1790
Miami  		Troy  45373-3263
Monroe  		Woodsfield  43793-1001
Montgomery  	Dayton  45481-8705
Morgan  		McConnelsville  43756-1166
Morrow  		Mount Gilead  43338-1458
Muskingum  		Zanesville  43701-3709
Noble  		Caldwell  43724-1243
Ottawa  		Port Clinton  43452-1325
Paulding  		Paulding  45879-1412
Perry  		New Lexington  43764-1241
Pickaway  		Circleville  43113-1601
Pike  		Waverly  45690-1402
Portage  		Ravenna  44266-2963
Preble  		Eaton  45320-1758
Putnam  		245 E. Main Street, #102, Ottawa  45875-1957
Richland  		Mansfield  44907-1621
Ross  		Chillicothe  45601-3207
Sandusky  		Fremont  43420-9574
Scioto  		602 Seventh Street, Room 105, Portsmouth  45662-3927
Seneca  		Tiffin  44883-0667
Shelby  		129 E. Court Street, Sidney  45365-3060
Stark  		201 Third Street, NECanton  44702-1296
Summit  		470 Grant Street, Akron  44311-1157
Trumbull 		2947 Youngstown Road, SE, Warren  44484-5294
Tuscarawas 		Courthouse Squire, PO Box 69, New Philadelphia  44663-2599
Union  		221 S. Plum Street, Marysville  43040-1621
Van Wert  		118 E. Main Street, Van Wert  45891-1428
Vinton  		112 N. Market Street, McArthur  45651-1298
Warren  		416 S. East Street, Lebanon  45036-2314
Washington  	Courthouse, 205 Putnam Street, Marietta  45750-3014
Wayne  		County Admin. Bldg., 428 W. Liberty St., Wooster  44691-5000
Williams  		1 Courthouse Square, Bryan  43506-1751
Wood  		1 Courthouse Square, Bowling Green  43402-2427
Wyandot  		109 S. Sandusky Ave., Room 12, Upper Sandusky  43351-1423
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Oklahoma
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank.) Do not
leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your Oklahoma voting residence. A post
office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in
Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street
from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item
4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party choice is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general
elections. If you have previously submitted an FPCA and want to change your political
party affiliation or you have previously declined to indicate a political party and you now
want to vote in a primary election, you must submit a completed FPCA which includes
your new political party choice to the local election official not later than the Wednesday
before the election.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Oklahoma and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections held in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
Registration is not required.
To request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county election board so
that it arrives not later than 5 p.m. on the Wednesday before an election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than 7 p.m. on election day.
Local election officials mail out ballots approximately 30 days before an election (as
soon as the county election board receives them from the printer).
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Oklahoma allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot request by fax.
	 After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Oklahoma does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Oklahoma does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
A state special write-in absentee ballot is available 90 days before an election if you will
be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot, or in person due to military contingencies or
due to living in an isolated or extremely remote area of the world.
You may use the FPCA or a written letter to request this state special write-in absentee
ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section
III.D. If no labels are available, write in Item 7 or in your letter: "Due to military
contingencies or due to living in an isolated or extremely remote area of the world, I
cannot follow the regular application procedure for an absentee ballot. I request a special
write-in absentee ballot."
You must request the state special write-in absentee ballot within 90 days before an
election. Vote for Federal candidates in a primary, run-off primary or general election by
writing in the names of specific candidates or the names of persons whom you prefer. In
general elections, you may write in party preference for each office.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II.  CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Oklahoma and
overseas electors. The term "overseas elector" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Oklahoma.
	Oklahoma residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas electors (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year.
Registration is not required.
To request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county election board so
that it arrives not later than 5 p.m. on the Wednesday before an election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive not later than 7 p.m. on election day.
Local election officials mail out ballots approximately 30 days before an election (as
soon as the county election board receives them from the printer).
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Oklahoma allows you to send the FPCA for    absentee ballot request by fax.
After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Oklahoma does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Oklahoma does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
A state special write-in absentee ballot is available 90 days before an election if you will
be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot, or in-person due to military contingencies or
due to living in an isolated or extremely remote area of the world.
You may use the FPCA or a written letter to request this state special write-in absentee
ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section
III.D. If no labels are available, write in Item 7 or in your letter: "Due to living in an
isolated or extremely remote area of the world, I cannot follow the regular application
procedure for an absentee ballot. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
You must request the state special write-in absentee ballot within 90 days before an
election. You may use it to vote for Federal candidates in a primary, run-off primary or
general election by writing in the names of specific candidates or the names of persons
whom you prefer. In general elections, you may write in party preference for each office.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony for which a period of time equal to the original sentence
has not expired and those found to be incapacitated or partially incapacitated and
prohibited from registering to vote shall be ineligible to register to vote.
B. Late Registration
If you are honorably discharged from the U.S. Armed Forces or terminated in your
service or employment overseas, and you are returning home to Oklahoma too late to
register for the upcoming election, you may vote in that election only (in the precinct
where you are a qualified voter) without being registered (provided that you have
satisfied the precinct inspector that you are entitled to vote in the election).
C. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the Secretary, County Election Board, county of voting residence, as
listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Adair  Stilwell  74960-0006
Alfalfa  Cherokee  73728-2548
Atoka  Atoka  74525-2056
Beaver  Beaver  73932-0639
Beckham  Sayre  73662-3046
Blaine  Watonga  73772-1286
Bryan  Durant  74701-4703
Caddo  Anadarko  73005-0277
Canadian  El Reno  73036-0307
Carter  Ardmore  73401-0883
Cherokee  Tahlequah  74464-4726
Choctaw  Hugo  74743-0517
Cimarron  Boise City  73933-0331
Cleveland  Norman  73069-6099
Coal  Coalgate  74538-0202
Comanche  Lawton  73501-4393
Cotton  Walters  73572-1271
Craig  Vinita  74301-0861
Creek  Sapulpa  74067-0990
Custer  Clinton*  73601-1326
Delaware  Jay  74346-0589
Dewey  Taloga  73667-0115
Ellis  Arnett  73832-0492
Garfield  Enid  73702-1872
Garvin  Pauls Valley  73075-3234
Grady  Chickasha  73023-1226
Grant  Medford  73759-0068
Greer  Mangum  73554-4200
Harmon  Hollis  73550-3098
Harper  Buffalo  73834-0541
Haskell  Stigler  74462-2439
Hughes  Holdenville  74848-3400
Jackson  Altus  73522-0154
Jefferson  Waurika  73573-2297
Johnston  Tishomingo  73460-1730
Kay  Newkirk  74647-0331
Kingfisher  Kingfisher  73750-3241
Kiowa  Hobart  73651-4040
Latimer  Wilburton  74578-2440
LeFlore  Poteau  74953-0249
Lincoln  Chandler  74834-0097
Logan  Guthrie  73044-4834
Love  Marietta  73448-2849
McClain  Purcell  73080-0759
McCurtain  Idabel  74745-3835
McIntosh  Eufaula  74432-1022
Major  Fairview  73737-2243
Marshall  Madill  73446-0009
Mayes  Pryor  74362-0606
Murray  Sulphur  73086-0556
Muskogee  Muskogee  74402-6613
Noble  Perry  73077-6649
Nowata  Nowata  74048-2654
Okfuskee  Okemah  74859-2603
Oklahoma  Oklahoma City  73105-5210
Okmulgee  Okmulgee  74447-5013
Osage  Pawhuska  74056-0929
Ottawa  Miami  74354-7043
Pawnee  Pawnee  74058-0038
Payne  Stillwater  74076-1538
Pittsburg  McAlester  74501-5020
Pontotoc  Ada  74821-0302
Pottawatomie  Shawnee  74801-6938
Pushmataha  Antlers  74523-3814
Roger Mills  Cheyenne  73628-0147
Rogers  Claremore  74018-1029
Seminole  Wewoka  74884-2653
Sequoyah  Sallisaw  74955-4641
Stephens  Duncan  73533-4758
Texas  Guymon  73942-0607
Tillman  Frederick  73542-5499
Tulsa  Tulsa  74103-1014
Wagoner  Wagoner  74477-0714
Washington  Bartlesville  74003-6602
Washita  Cordell  73632-4831
Woods  Alva  73717-0184
Woodward  Woodward  73802-3047
* Not county seat
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Oregon
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
b. Sex
c. Race
d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
e. Social Security Number
f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
a. Year
b. County, City, or Township
c. State
d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(Provide the complete street address of your Oregon voting
residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route,
describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway
_____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address is different from the
one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting
residence.)
a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
c. City, Town or Village
d. State
e. County or Parish
f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent
- usually your current mailing address. It is different from the address you provided in
Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (Print the name of a political party or write, "not affiliated
with a party." If you do not complete Item 6, you will be registered "non-affiliated." If
you print the name of a party that selects its candidates at the primary election, you will
be eligible to vote in that party's primary. Political party affiliation is not required if only
requesting absentee ballots for general elections. If you are not affiliated with a political
party and you wish to vote the primary ballot of a party that has authorized participation
of non-affiliated electors, write in Item 7: "I want to vote in the (fill in the name of the
political party) primary. Please send me its primary election absentee ballot." In this case
submit your FPCA at least 45 days prior to the primary election. Candidates nominated at
a primary election run in the general election.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an eligible
spouse or dependent.
b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to any
state/local oath or statement.
f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been adjudicated
mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in the U.S.
h. The information on this form is true and complete.
i. Signature Of Applicant.  You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct. A witness or a notary is not
required.
j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Oregon and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all future elections (for local, state and
Federal offices), except if you are requesting a special write-in ballot (See Section E).
To register to vote and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county
clerk by the 21st day before the election at which you intend to vote. A postmark of the
21st day before the election is accepted.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the county clerk so that it arrives not later than the Thursday before
the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by 8 p.m. on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots 45 days before the primary and general
elections.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12, and Section
I. E.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Oregon allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax.
After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Oregon allows you to receive the blank absentee ballot by fax.
	Oregon does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Oregon provides a state special write-in absentee ballot if you are residing, stationed, or
working outside the U.S. and will be unable to vote and return a regular absentee ballot
by normal mail delivery within the period provided for regular absentee ballots.
Use the FPCA to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place
one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.H. If no labels are available, write
in Item 7: "I am outside the territorial limits of the U.S. and the District of Columbia and
I am unable to vote and return a regular absentee ballot by normal mail delivery in the
time provided for regular absentee ballots. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
You may request the state special write-in ballot any time before the election, but any
request received by the county clerk less than 40 days before the election is treated as a
request for a regular absentee ballot.
The FPCA you use to request a write-in ballot is valid only for the election specified in
the application.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens and residents of Oregon.
	Oregon residents and their spouses and dependents temporarily residing outside
the U.S. (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	overseas citizens from Oregon (for Federal office ballots only)
	U.S. citizens who have never resided in the U.S. but have a parent who is eligible
to vote in Oregon. These citizens are eligible to vote at the same voting residence claimed
by their parent (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all future elections, except if you are
requesting a special write-in ballot (See Section E).
To register to vote and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the county
clerk by the 21st day before the election at which you intend to vote. A postmark of the
21st day before the election is accepted.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the county clerk so that it arrives not later than the Thursday before
the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by 8 p.m. on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots 45 days before the primary and general
elections.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12 and Section II. E.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Oregon allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax.
After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Oregon allows you to receive the absentee ballot by fax.
	Oregon does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Oregon provides a state special write-in absentee ballot if you are residing, stationed, or
working outside the U.S. and will be unable to vote and return a regular absentee ballot
by normal mail delivery within the period provided for regular absentee ballots.
Use the FPCA to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place
one of the state special write-in labels from Section III. If no labels are available, write in
Item 7: "I am outside the territorial limits of the U.S. and the District of Columbia and I
am unable to vote and return a regular absentee ballot by normal mail delivery in the time
provided for regular absentee ballots. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
You may request the state special write-in ballot any time before the election, but any
request received by the county clerk less than 40 days before the election is treated as a
request for a regular absentee ballot.
The FPCA you use to request a write-in ballot is valid only for the election specified in
the application.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Late Registration
Members of the U.S. Armed Forces or merchant marine who have been discharged
within 30 days of an election may follow the procedures outlined in Section I to register
and vote.
B. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons found mentally incompetent by a court may not register or vote. Persons
imprisoned by the Oregon Department of Corrections for a felony may register but may
not vote from the date of sentencing until released, paroled or the conviction is set aside.
C. Cancellation of Registration
Registration is valid until the registrant notifies the county clerk of cancellation or
changes to his or her voting status. An election official also automatically updates
registrations for which they receive information from the U. S. Postal Service of a
mailing or residence address change. Additionally, an elections official may inactivate or
cancel a registration if a person has moved, has not responded to a notice from the
election official and has not voted for at least four years.
D. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of acceptance or denial is sent.
E. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration may appeal to the county clerk. Consult a legal assistance
officer or civilian counsel.
F. Voting By Citizens Who Have Never Lived in the U.S.
A U.S. citizen who was born abroad and who is eligible to vote and who has never lived
in the U.S. may register temporarily and vote in the county where a parent would be
eligible to temporarily register and vote pursuant to this action.
G. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Clerk--Elections Office, county of voting residence, as
listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Baker  1995 3rd Street, Suite 150, Baker City  97814-3398
Benton  120 NW 4th Street, Room 13, Corvallis  97330-4785
Clackamas  825 Portland Avenue, Gladstone  97027-2195
Clatsop  PO Box 178, 749 Commercial, Astoria  97103-0178
Columbia  Columbia County Courthouse, Saint Helens  97051-2089
Coos  Coos County Courthouse, Coquille  97423-1899
Crook  300 NE 3rd, Room 23, Prineville  97754-1919
Curry  PO Box 746, Gold Beach  97444-9763
Deschutes  1340 NW Wall Street, Bend  97701-1941
Douglas  PO Box 10, Roseburg  97470-0004
Gilliam  Courthouse, PO Box 427, Condon  97823-0427
Grant  201 Humbolt, Suite 290, Canyon City  97820-0039
Harney  Courthouse, 450 N Buena Vista, Burns  97720-1598
Hood River  Courthouse, 309 State Street, Hood River  97031-2093
Jackson  Courthouse, 10 S. Oakdale, Medford  97501-2902
Jefferson  Courthouse, 75 SE C Street, Madras  97741-1709
Josephine  PO Box 69, Grants Pass  97528-0203
Klamath  305 Main Street, Klamath Falls  97601-6384
Lake  513 Center Street, Lakeview  97630-1579
Lane  135 E 6th Avenue, Eugene  97401-2671
Lincoln  225 W Olive Street, Room 201, Newport  97365-2908
Linn  300 SW 4th Avenue, Albany  97321-8602
Malheur  Courthouse, Box 4, 251 B Street W, Vale  97918-1397
Marion  4263 Commercial Street SE #300, Salem  97302-3987
Morrow  PO Box 338, Heppner  97836-0338
Multnomah  1040 SE Morrison, Portland  97214-2495
Polk  Courthouse, Room 201, Dallas  97338-3179
Sherman  PO Box 365, Moro  97039-0365
Tillamook  201 Laurel Avenue, Tillamook  97141-2394
Umatilla  216 SE 4th Street, Pendleton  97801-2500
Union  1001 4th Street, Suite D, La Grande  97850-2121
Wallowa  101 S River St., Rm. 100 Door 16, Enterprise  97828-1335
Wasco  Courthouse, 511 Washinton St., The Dalles  97058-2266
Washington  150 N 1st Avenue, MS3, Hillsboro  97124-3070
Wheeler  PO Box 327, Fossil  97830-0327
Yamhill  Courthouse, 535 NE 5th Street, McMinnville  97128-4593
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Pennsylvania
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race. You are requested to fill out this box. This data is requested from some
states by the Department of Justice in their enforcement of the Voting Rights Act and the
National Voter Registration Act. Enter the choice that best describes you from the
following list. AI = American Indian or Alaskan Native; AP = Asian or Pacific Islander
not Native Hawaiian; B = Black, not of Hispanic Origin; H = Hispanic; M = Multi-racial;
NH = Native Hawaiian; W = White, not of Hispanic Origin; O = Other.
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank.) Do not
leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your Pennsylvania voting residence. A post
office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in
Item 7. For example: "2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from the
___________ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item
4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. Your current mailing address must be different from the address you provided in
Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general
elections.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box. Please note under
8f: 1) Mental competence is not a requirement to register and vote in Pennsylvania and 2)
Reinstatement - in Pennsylvania, once a convicted felon is released from prison, he or
she may register to vote.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Pennsylvania and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You must submit a separate FPCA for each election in a calendar year (for local, state
and Federal offices).
If you are a member of the Armed Forces, you are exempted from registration and the
county board of elections must receive your FPCA for ballot request anytime before the
election. In some cases, however, the county board of elections may send you a state
Voter Registration Mail Application (VRMA) or a state absentee ballot application if
they cannot determine from the information on the FPCA whether or not you meet all the
requirements to vote in that county. Either the state VRMA or the state absentee ballot
application must be completed and returned with the voted ballot to the county board of
elections so your ballot for all offices is counted. If the local election official does not
receive either application, your ballot will be counted for Federal offices only.
If you are a spouse or dependent of a member of the Armed Forces, or a merchant marine
member or a spouse or dependent of a merchant marine member, the county board of
elections must receive your FPCA for ballot request anytime before the election. If you
are not registered you will receive, along with your ballot, a state VRMA. You must
complete and return the state VRMA with your voted ballot so your ballot for all offices
is counted. If you do not return the state VRMA, the ballot is counted for Federal offices
only.
The registration declaration on the Pennsylvania VRMA is accepted for all purposes as
the equivalent of an affidavit, and if the VRMA contains a materially false statement, the
applicant will be subject to penalties for perjury.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the
election.
Local election officials mail ballots and state registration materials approximately 45
days before the election.
If official absentee ballots are not available at that time, you will be sent a special write-
in absentee ballot.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Generally, Pennsylvania:
	Allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax.
	After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
In Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Indiana, Mercer and Warren counties, only members of the
Uniformed Services in designated hostile fire, imminent danger, combat zone or other
qualified hazardous duty areas may utilize the faxing option.
In Armstrong, Berks, Blair, Bradford, Clarion, Clinton, Elk, Fulton, Luzerne, Monroe,
Montour, Perry and Somerset counties, only members of the Uniformed Services and
their family members may utilize the faxing options listed above.
All other Pennsylvania counties allow all citizens covered by the Uniformed and
Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act to utilize the faxing option.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Pennsylvania provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available 50 days before the
primary election and 70 days before the general election if you will be unable to vote
during the regular absentee balloting period by reason of military service or living in a
remote or isolated area of the world.
The FPCA may be used to request the state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA,
place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.E. If no labels are available,
write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote during the regular absentee balloting period by
reason of living or performing military service in an extremely remote or isolated area of
the world. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
The special write-in ballot may be requested at any time before the election.
Vote the special write-in ballot by writing in the names of specific candidates from the
list provided.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II.  CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These  procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Pennsylvania and
overseas electors. The term "overseas electors" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Pennsylvania.
	U.S. Government employees overseas and their spouses and dependents (for
local, state and Federal office ballots)
	other residents of Pennsylvania temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local,
state and Federal office ballots)
	overseas electors (for Federal office ballots only).
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You must submit a separate FPCA for each election in a calendar year.
If you are a civilian employee of the U.S. Government, or a spouse or dependent of a
civilian employee of the U.S. Government, the county board of elections must receive
your FPCA for ballot request anytime before the election. If you are not registered you
will receive, along with your ballot, a state Voter Registration Mail Application
(VRMA). You must complete and return the state VRMA with your voted ballot so your
ballot for all offices is counted. If you do not return the state VRMA, the ballot is counted
for Federal offices only.
If you are a registered Pennsylvania elector temporarily residing outside the U.S., the
county board of elections must receive your FPCA at least 7 days before the election.
If you are an unregistered resident temporarily residing outside the U.S., the county board
of elections must receive your FPCA not later than 30 days before the election. If you
meet the state residency requirement for registration, you will receive an official absentee
ballot and a state VRMA. The completed state VRMA must arrive at least 30 days before
the election for the ballot to be counted for all offices. If the state VRMA is not received
timely, your ballot will be counted for Federal offices only.
If you are an overseas elector who does not meet the state residency requirement, you
will receive a ballot for Federal offices only.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the
election.
Local election officials mail ballots and state registration materials approximately 45
days before the election.
If official absentee ballots are not available at that time, you will be sent a special write-
in absentee ballot.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Generally, Pennsylvania:
	Allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax. After
faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
In Armstrong, Berks, Blair, Bradford, Chester, Clarion, Clinton, Delaware, Elk, Fulton,
Indiana, Lehigh, Luzerne, Mercer, Montour, Monroe, Perry, Somerset and Warren
counties, faxing is not allowed.
All other Pennsylvania counties allow all citizens covered by the Uniformed and
Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act to utilize the faxing options listed above.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Pennsylvania provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available 50 days before the
primary election and 70 days before the general election if you will be unable to vote
during the regular absentee balloting period by reason of living in a remote or isolated
area of the world.
The FPCA may be used to request the state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA,
place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.E. If no labels are available,
write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote during the regular absentee balloting period by
reason of living in an extremely remote or isolated area of the world. I request a special
write-in absentee ballot."
The special write-in ballot may be requested at any time before the election.
Vote the special write-in ballot by writing in the names of specific candidates from the
list provided.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons imprisoned for a felony conviction may not vote absentee.
B. Action on Registration Requests
Notification of registration or denial is sent.
C. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration should consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
D. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Board of Elections, county of voting residence, as listed
below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Adams  Gettysburg  17325-2312
Allegheny  Pittsburgh  15219-2953
Armstrong  Kittanning  16201-1448
Beaver  Beaver  15009-2145
Bedford  Bedford  15522-0166
Berks  Reading  19601-3540
Blair  Hollidaysburg  16648-2022
Bradford  Towanda  18848-1878
Bucks  Doylestown  18901-4318
Butler  Butler  16603-1208
Cambria  Ebensburg  15931-1947
Cameron  Emporium  15834-1469
Carbon  Jim Thorpe  18229-0129
Centre  Bellefonte  16823-1488
Chester  West Chester  19382-0990
Clarion  Clarion  16214-1093
Clearfield  Clearfield  16830-2425
Clinton  Lock Haven  17745-1385
Columbia  Bloomsburg  17815-0380
Crawford  Meadville  16335-2678
Cumberland  Carlisle  17013-3044
Dauphin  Harrisburg  17108-1295
Delaware  Media  19063-2728
Elk  Ridgway  15853-0448
Erie  Erie  16501-1096
Fayette  Uniontown  15401-3412
Forest  Tionesta  16353-0126
Franklin  Chambersburg  17201-2211
Fulton  McConnellsburg  17233-1198
Greene  Waynesburg  15370-1839
Huntingdon  Huntingdon  16652-1486
Indiana  Indiana  15701-3934
Jefferson  Brookville  15825-1269
Juniata  Mifflintown  17059-0068
Lackawanna  Scranton  18503-1714
Lancaster  Lancaster  17608-3480
Lawrence  New Castle  16101-3593
Lebanon  Lebanon  17042-6794
Lehigh  Allentown  18101-2400
Luzerne  Wilkes-Barre  18711-1001
Lycoming  Williamsport  17701-0536
McKean  Smethport  16749-0507
Mercer  Mercer  16137-1227
Mifflin  Lewistown  17044-1797
Monroe  Stroudsburg  18360-2170
Montgomery  Norristown  19404-0311
Montour  Danville  17821-1999
Northampton  Easton  18042-3695
Northumberland  Sunbury  17801-2360
Perry  New Bloomfield  17068-0037
Philadelphia  Philadelphia  19107-3211
Pike  Milford  18337-1535
Potter  Coudersport  16915-1690
Schuylkill  Pottsville  17901-3602
Snyder  Middleburg  17842-0217
Somerset  Somerset  15501-1459
Sullivan  Laporte  18626-0157
Susquehanna  Montrose  18801-0218
Tioga  Wellsboro  16901-0589
Union  Lewisburg  17837-1996
Venango  Franklin  16323-0831
Warren  Warren  16365-2399
Washington  Washington  15301-4480
Wayne  Honesdale  18431-1996
Westmoreland  Greensburg  15601-9620
Wyoming  Tunkhannock  18657-1216
York  York  17401-1256
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PUERTO RICO
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
before completing and signing your application.
FEDERAL POST CARD APPLICATION
REGISTRATION AND ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST - FEDERAL POST CARD
APPLICATION (FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ (Required field). County Of________. City Or
Township Of_______ (Required field).
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. APPLICANT INFORMATION:
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) (Both your paternal and
your maternal surnames are required. Otherwise, provide your full name as it appears on
file at the Commonwealth Election Commission.)
	b. Sex. (Required field)
	c. Race.
	d. Date of Birth.  MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field).
	e. Social Security Number. (Required field)
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card) (Provide your father's and
mother's first names. Required field)
2. I LAST VOTED OR PLACE OF LAST REGISTRATION: (Do not leave blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year. (Required field)
	b. County, City, or Township. (Required field)
	c. State. (Required field)
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. VOTING RESIDENCE: (For military: legal residence. For overseas civilians: last
residence in U.S. If Using Rural Route: Provide the complete street address of your
Puerto Rico voting residence. If your address includes a rural route, describe its' location.
For example: "On Highway ____, 2 miles past Highway ____, across the street from the
____ gas station." A post office box is not sufficient. This address must be different from
the one provided in Item 4 and must be within Puerto Rico.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year) (Required field)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box). (Required field)
	c. City, Town or Village. (Required field)
	d. State. (Required field)
	e. County or Parish. (Required field)
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known). (Required field)
4. MAIL ABSENTEE BALLOT TO: (Print the complete address where you want your
ballot sent - usually your current mailing address. It must be different from the address
you provided in Item 3. Please note: members of the Armed Forces and merchant marine
must utilize an APO/FPO address if available.) (Required field)
5. YOUR FAX NUMBER: (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes.
Provide your e-mail, phone or fax number, whichever is the easiest way to contact you.)
6. POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: (If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot
vote in primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when
applying for a primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6
of the FPCA. Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting absentee ballots
for general elections.)
7. REMARKS: (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials
in determining your eligibility to register and vote. The certifying officer who signs Item
9 must state here: "I certify that [voter] is a [member of the U.S. Army, student at XX
University, etc., whichever is applicable]." See Sections I and II D below for details.)
8. AFFIRMATION BY APPLICANT:
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (X only one of a, b, c or d (Required
field). Read e through h.)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. (Applicant must sign and date in the presence of an
oath taking official.)  (Required field)
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field)
9. WITNESS/NOTARY ADDRESS AND SIGNATURE: (You are swearing or affirming
that the information provided is true and correct by signing the FPCA. Also, see Sections
I.D and II.D.) Date Signed MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Puerto Rico and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as members of the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of
the Public Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
Submit a separate FPCA to request a ballot for each election (for local, Commonwealth
and Federal offices).
To register permanently, you must register in person. However, you may register
temporarily to vote in the primary and general elections for Resident Commissioner.
To register temporarily and request an absentee ballot, send your completed FPCA to the
Commonwealth Elections Commission so that it arrives not later than 30 days before the
election. You will be sent a special absentee ballot which lists only the candidates for
Resident Commissioner to the U.S. Congress.
If you are permanently registered and wish only to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the Commonwealth Election Commission so that it arrives not later
than 60 days before the election. Alternatively, you may request a ballot by using the
Petition for Absentee Ballot, which is available by mail either from the Elections
Commission or the political parties. You will be sent a ballot for local and Federal
offices.
If your absentee ballot request arrives between 59 and 30 days before the election, you
will be sent the special absentee ballot which lists only candidates for Resident
Commissioner to the U.S. Congress.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must be postmarked not later than election day.
Local election officials must receive it before 3:00 p.m. on election day.
The Commonwealth Elections Commission begins mailing ballots approximately 45 days
before the election.
Due to its status, Puerto Rico does not send representatives to the U.S. Senate or directly
participate in the election of the President and Vice President of the U.S. At the Federal
level, a Resident Commissioner to the House of Representatives is elected.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your Commonwealth ballot in a timely
manner, use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: Must be sworn to.
Ballot Return Envelope: Must be sworn to.
The person who administers the oath is verifying your identity and your status (for
example, military spouse, merchant marine member, etc.).
Military members, their spouses and their dependents must obtain the signature of a
commissioned officer.
Merchant marine members must obtain the signature of the highest officer on board.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Puerto Rico allows electronic transmission of the FPCA, including fax and e-mail. You
must submit the original FPCA by mail and it must be received by the local election
official no later than 3:00 p.m. on election day.
Puerto Rico does not allow electronic transmission of the blank absentee ballot or the
voted absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Puerto Rico and
overseas electors. The term "overseas elector" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Puerto Rico.
	1. those studying outside of Puerto Rico in a duly accredited educational
institution (consult Section B below for ballot type eligibility)
	2. agricultural workers under contract with the Agricultural Employment Program
of the Commonwealth Labor Department outside Puerto Rico (consult Section B below
for ballot type eligibility)
	3. members of the diplomatic or foreign aid service of the U.S., or of exchange
programs between Puerto Rico and a foreign government (consult Section B below for
ballot type eligibility)
	4. spouses and children of the above (consult Section B below for ballot type
eligibility)
	5. airline crew members who are working outside Puerto Rico on election day
(consult Section B below for ballot type eligibility)
	6. overseas electors (consult Section B below for ballot type eligibility)
B. How to Register and Request Absentee Ballot
Submit a separate FPCA to request a ballot for each election.
To register permanently, you must register in person. However, you may register
temporarily to vote in the primary and general elections for Resident Commissioner.
If you are not permanently registered, request an absentee ballot by sending your
completed FPCA to the Commonwealth Elections Commission so that it arrives not later
than 30 days before the election. You will be sent a special absentee ballot which lists
only the candidates for Resident Commissioner to the U.S. Congress.
If you are permanently registered and wish only to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the Commonwealth Election Commission so that it arrives not later
than 60 days before the election. Alternatively, you may request a ballot by using the
Petition for Absentee Ballot, which is available by mail either from the Elections
Commission or the political parties.You will be sent a ballot for local and Federal offices.
If your absentee ballot request arrives between 59 and 30 days before the election, you
will be sent the special absentee ballot which lists only candidates for Resident
Commissioner to the U.S. Congress.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must be postmarked not later than election day.
Local election officials must receive it before 3:00 p.m. on election day.
The Commonwealth Elections Commission begin mailing ballots approximately 45 days
before the election.
Due to its status, Puerto Rico does not send representatives to the U.S. Senate or directly
participate in the election of the President and Vice President of the U.S. At the Federal
level, a Resident Commissioner to the House of Representatives is elected.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your Commonwealth ballot in a timely
manner, use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: Must be sworn to.
Ballot Return Envelope: Must be sworn to.
The person who administers the oath is verifying your identity and your status (for
example, student, agricultural worker, etc.).
Students must obtain the signature of an official in the school registrar's office.
Dependents, agricultural workers, and airline crew members must swear an oath before a
notary public.
Overseas electors must obtain the signature of a consular officer.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Puerto Rico allows electronic transmission of the FPCA, including fax and e-mail. You
must submit the original FPCA by mail and it must be received by the local election
official no later than 3:00 p.m. on election day.
Puerto Rico does not allow electronic transmission of the blank absentee ballot or the
voted absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to:
Secretary, Commonwealth Elections Commission
P.O. Box 364783
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00936-4783
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Rhode Island
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank.) Do not
leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S.) Provide the complete address of your Rhode Island voting residence. A post office
box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location. For
example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from the
_____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item 4 and
must be within the city or town where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. Your current mailing address must be different from the address you provided in
Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) You must list a party affiliation to vote in primaries, e.g.,
Democrat, Republican or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA. Changes of party
affiliation must be made on or before the 90th day before the election. Political party
affiliation is not required to vote in general elections.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am:
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You are swearing or affirming that the information
provided is true and correct by signing the FPCA.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) If you are an "other" (see Section II.A) overseas citizen
requesting a state voter registration form only, a notary public, commissioned officer,
consular officer, or other authorized person must complete this section.
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Rhode Island,
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members, and members of religious
groups or welfare agencies officially attached to the Armed Forces overseas and their
spouses and dependents accompanying them outside the state. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year. This
single FPCA can be extended beyond one year to the length of the assignment at a duty
station (if over one year) by completing the absentee ballot certificate noted below.
Rhode Island waives registration.
To request an absentee ballot, the Board of Canvassers in your city or town of voting
residence must receive your FPCA not later than 4:00 p.m., 21 days before the election.
In Item 7 of the FPCA write: "I request an absentee ballot certificate (Section 17-20-
9.2)." When you receive the certificate, complete the form (including your name, Rhode
Island address, duty station address where you want your ballot mailed, length of time
assigned to that duty station) and obtain the name and signature of the military
commander.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the State Board of Elections by 9:00
p.m. on election day.
State election officials begin mailing ballots approximately 21 days before the election.
State elections officials will also issue an official state blank ballot 45 days before an
election if the official ballot is not yet available and then will issue the official mail ballot
when it becomes available.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your official state ballot or official
blank state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See
instructions in Chapter 2, page 12 and I.F.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Rhode Island allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot request by fax. The
FPCA must be sent to the State Board of Elections and must be received not later than
4:00 p.m., 21 days before the election. After faxing, the original FPCA must be mailed.
Include your fax number on the FPCA.
	Rhode Island will transmit the blank ballot by fax to the voter via the FVAP
fascimile number.
	Rhode Island allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-In Absentee Ballot
Rhode Island provides an official state blank ballot 45 days before an election if the
official ballot is not yet available.
G. Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot
Rhode Island has expanded the use of the Federal Write- in Ballot (FWAB). The
instructions described in Chapter 2 remain the same except that Rhode Island also allows
the FWAB to be used to vote for offices in state and local elections.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Rhode Island and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Rhode Island.
	overseas citizens temporarily residing outside the U.S. by reason of employment
by any agency, department or division of the U.S. Government, overseas citizens
employed outside the U.S. and spouses and dependents of such persons (for local, state
and Federal office ballots)
	"other" overseas citizens residing outside the U.S. (for Federal office ballots)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
Overseas citizens temporarily residing outside the U.S. by reason of employment may use
a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year. All other Rhode
Island citizens must submit a separate FPCA for each election.
To request an absentee ballot, send the FPCA to the Board of Canvassers in your city or
town of voting residence not later than 4:00 p.m., 21 days before the election.
Rhode Island waives registration except for "other" overseas citizens residing outside the
U.S. "Other" overseas citizens must complete a voter registration form and an Affidavit
of Absentee Voter Upon Registration; both documents must be returned to the Board of
Canvassers not later than 30 days before the election.
These forms may be requested by using the FPCA, letter, telephone, fax or e-mail.
"Other" U.S. Citizens are those persons who reside outside the territorial limits of the
U.S., for reasons other than employment or military service.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the state board of elections by 9:00
p.m. on election day.
State election officials begin mailing ballots approximately 21 days before the election.
For overseas citizens employed outside the U.S., state elections officials will also issue an
official state blank ballot 45 days before an election if the official ballot is not yet
available and will issue the official mail ballot when it becomes available.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12 and II.F.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required. However, "Other" overseas citizens, in order to
register to vote must have their Affidavit of Absentee Voter Upon Registration notarized
by a person authorized to administer oaths.
Ballot Return Envelope: No notary or witness required.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Except for "other" overseas citizens, Rhode Island allows you to send the FPCA
for absentee ballot request by fax. The FPCA must be sent to the State Board of Elections
and must be received not later than 4:00 p.m. 21 days before the election. After faxing,
the original FPCA must be mailed. Include your fax number on the FPCA.
	Except for "other" overseas citizens, Rhode Island will transmit the blank ballot
by fax to the voter via the FVAP fascimile number.
	Except for "other" overseas citizens, Rhode Island allows you to return the voted
ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-In Absentee Ballot
Rhode Island provides an official state blank ballot 45 days before an election if the
official ballot is not yet available.
G. Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot
Rhode Island has expanded the use of the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB).
The instructions described in Chapter 2 remain the same except that Rhode Island also
allows the FWAB to be used to vote for offices in state and local elections.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
No person convicted of a felony can vote until completion of the sentence, including
parole or probation, regardless of a no contest plea. Upon such completion, the person's
right to vote shall be restored. No person declared mentally incapable can vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Registration is canceled for failure to respond to confirmation mailings along with the
failure to vote in the next two general (Federal office) elections.
C. Action If Registration Is Denied
Denial of registration may be appealed to the State Board of Elections. Consult a legal
assistance officer or civilian counsel.
D. Late Registration
Any member of the Armed Forces or of the merchant marine of the U.S. in active service,
and any person absent from the state in the performance of "services intimately
connected with military operations"; any person who is employed by any agency,
department or division of the U.S. Government and who by reason of such employment
resides outside of the continental U.S.; and any person employed outside the territorial
limits of the U.S. shall be exempt during the period of his/her service or employment for
2 years after their return to the U.S.
E. Voting By Citizens Who Have Never Lived in the U.S.
If the person is a U.S. citizen and has never lived in the U.S. but has a parent who is a
qualified Rhode Island elector, then this person will be eligible to register and vote in
Federal elections.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the Board of Canvassers, city or town of voting residence listed below:
City or Town  Zip Code
Barrington  02806-2400
Bristol  02809-2208
Burrillville  02830-1499
Central Falls  02863-2835
Charlestown  02813-3426
Coventry  02816-8911
Cranston  02910-2738
Cumberland  02864-8300
East Greenwich  02818-0111
East Providence  02914-4505
Exeter  02822-2425
Foster  02825-1227
Glocester  02814-0702
Hopkinton  02833-1142
Jamestown  02835-1199
Johnston  02919-7190
Lincoln  02865-1325
Little Compton  02837-0523
Middletown  02842-5274
Narragansett  02882-0777
Newport  02840-2798
New Shoreham  02807-9999
North Kingstown  02852-5762
North Providence  02911-1078
North Smithfield  02876-0248
Pawtucket  02860-2191
Portsmouth  02871-0155
Providence  02903-1789
Richmond  02898-0051
Scituate  02857-0328
Smithfield  02917-3223
South Kingstown  02879-3157
Tiverton  02878-4499
Warren  02885-4369
Warwick  02886-7191
Westerly  02891-1826
West Greenwich  02817-2113
West Warwick  02893-4829
Woonsocket  02895-4379
====================
South Carolina
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race. You are requested to fill out this box. This data is requested from some
states by the Department of Justice in their enforcement of the Voting Rights Act and the
National Voter Registration Act. Enter the choice that best describes you from the
following list: AI=American Indian or Alaskan Native; AP=Asian or Pacific Islander not
Native Hawaiian; B=Black, not of Hispanic Origin; H=Hispanic; M=Multi-racial;
NH=Native Hawaiian; W=White, not of Hispanic Origin; O=Other.
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank.) Do not
leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your South Carolina voting residence. A post
office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in
Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street
from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item
4 and must be within the county or township where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party choice is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general
elections.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am:
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of South Carolina and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections held in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the board of voter
registration so that it arrives not later than 30 days before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the local county board of voter registration so that it arrives not later
than four days before the election. However, waiting too long may make it impossible for
you to receive your blank ballot in time to return it by the deadline for receipt of voted
ballots.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by the close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail out absentee ballots approximately 45 days before the
election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: The FPCA or the state absentee registration forms are not notarized or witnessed.
Ballot Return Envelope: The oath on the ballot return envelope must be witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	South Carolina allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot requests and
registration by fax. You must also submit the original FPCA by mail.
	South Carolina allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax in declared
emergency situations.
	South Carolina allows you to return the voted ballot by fax in declared emergency
situations.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
South Carolina provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available 90 days before
the election if you will be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to
requirements of military service or due to living in an isolated or extremely remote area
of the world.
You may use the FPCA to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the
FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.G below. If no labels
are available, write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person
due to requirements of military service or due to living in isolated or extremely remote
areas of the world. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
You must request the state special write-in ballot not earlier than 90 days before an
election and you may use it to vote for Federal offices, statewide offices, and members of
the South Carolina General Assembly by writing in a political party choice or the names
of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of South Carolina and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in South Carolina.
	members of the American Red Cross or service agencies serving with the Armed
Forces (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	employees of the U.S. Government serving overseas (for local, state and Federal
office ballots)
	spouses and dependents who reside with the above persons (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	South Carolina residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections held in a calendar year.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the board of voter
registration so that it arrives not later than 30 days before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the local county board of voter registration so that it arrives not later
than four days before the election. However, waiting too long may make it impossible for
you to receive your blank ballot in time to return it by the deadline for receipt of voted
ballots.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by the close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail out absentee ballots approximately 45 days before the
election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: The FPCA or the state absentee registration forms are not notarized or witnessed.
Ballot Return Envelope: The oath on the ballot return envelope must be witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	South Carolina allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot requests and
registration by fax. You must also submit the original FPCA by mail.
	South Carolina allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax in declared
emergency situations.
	South Carolina allows you to return the voted ballot by fax in declared emergency
situations.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
South Carolina provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available 90 days before
the election if you will be unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person due to
living in an isolated or extremely remote area of the world.
You may use the FPCA to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the
FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.F below. If no labels
are available, write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person
due to requirements of military service or due to living in isolated or extremely remote
areas of the world. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
You must request the state special write-in ballot not earlier than 90 days before an
election and you may use it to vote for Federal offices, statewide offices, and members of
the South Carolina General Assembly by writing in a political party choice or the names
of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Late Registration
Any person eligible to register who has been discharged or separated from service in the
Armed Forces of the U.S., and returned home too late to register at the time when
registration is required, is entitled to register for the purpose of voting in the next ensuing
election after discharge or separation from service, up to 5:00 p.m. on the day of the
election. This application for registration must be made at the office of the board of voter
registration in the county in which the person wishes to register, and if qualified, the
person must be issued a registration notification stating the precinct in which the person
is entitled to vote and a certification to the managers of the precinct that the person is
entitled to vote and should be placed on the registration rolls of the precinct.
B. Bars to Registration and Voting
A person is disqualified from being registered or voting if she/he: is mentally
incompetent as adjudicated by a court of competent jurisdiction; is serving a term of
imprisonment resulting from a conviction of a crime; or is convicted of a felony or
offenses against the election laws, unless the disqualification has been removed by
service of the sentence, including probation and parole time unless sooner pardoned.
C. Cancellation of Registration
Permanent registration may be canceled if voting residence is changed to another South
Carolina county or state or committing a crime as noted in Section B above.
D. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of acceptance or denial is sent.
E. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration should correct the defects noted in the denial notice. If a
second denial is received, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the Board of Voter Registration, county of voting residence, as listed
below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Abbeville  PO Box 417, Abbeville  29620-0417
Aiken  PO Box 3127, Aiken  29802-3127
Allendale  PO Box 552, Allendale  29810-0552
Anderson  107 S. Main Street, Rm. 101, Anderson  29624-1618
Bamberg  110 N. Main St., Courthouse, Bamberg  29003-1148
Barnwell  Cnty. Courthouse, Rm. 109, Barnwell  29812
Beaufort  PO Box 1288, Beaufort  29901-1228
Berkeley  223 N. Live Oak Drive, Moncks Corner  29461-3707
Calhoun  Courthouse Annex, Rm. 103, St. Matthews  29135
Charleston	PO Box 71419, Charleston	29415-1419
Cherokee  1434 N. Limestone Street, Gaffney  29340-4734
Chester  PO Drawer 580, Chester  29706-0580
Chesterfield  200 W. Main St., Courthouse, Chesterfield  29709-1527
Clarendon  E. Keitt St., Rm. 101/Courthouse, PO Box 548, Manning  29102-0458
Colleton  PO Box 97, Walterboro  29488-0001
Darlington  300 Russell St., Room 107, Darlington  29532-3329
Dillon  PO Box 973, Dillon  29536-0973
Dorchester  101 Ridge Street, Saint George  29477-2443
Edgefield  PO Box 442, Edgefield  29824-0442
Fairfield  PO Drawer 60, Winnsboro  29180-0060
Florence  City/County Complex, Rm. 406, Florence  29501
Georgetown  PO Box 421270, Georgetown  29440-4200
Greenville  301 University Ridge, Ste. 1900, Greenville  29601-3668
Greenwood  600 Monument Street, Ste. 113, Greenwood  29646-2643
Hampton  331 Carolina Oaks Road, Hampton  29944
Horry  1316 First Ave., Cnty. Office Bldg. Conway  29526
Jasper  Post Office Box 299, Ridgeland  29936-0299
Kershaw  County Courthouse, Rm. 213, Camden  29020
Lancaster  Post Office Box 1809, Lancaster  29721-1809
Laurens  3 Catherine St., PO Box 769, Laurens  29360-0769
Lee  County Courthouse, Rm. 112, Bishopville  29010
Lexington  605 W. Main St., Suite 105, Lexington  29072
McCormick  Post Office Box 636, McCormick  29835-0636
Marion  137 Airport Ct., Suite E, Mullins  29574-6034
Marlboro  Admin. Bldg., PO Box 502, Bennettsville  29512-0502
Newberry  Couthouse, 1226 College St., Newberry  29108
Oconee  415 S. Pine St., Walhalla  29691-2145
Orangeburg  Post Office Box 9000, Orangeburg  29116-9000
Pickens  222 McDaniel Avenue, B-9, Pickens  29671-2556
Richland  2020 Hampton Street, Columbia  29202-1002
Saluda  County Courthouse, Saluda  29138
Spartanburg  Post Office Box 1287, Spartanburg  29304-1287
Sumter  141 N. Main St., Rm. 114, Sumter  29150-4987
Union  210 W. Main St., PO Box 200, Union  29379-0200
Williamsburg  5 Courthouse Square, Kingstree  29556-3932
York  13 S. Congress Street, E.C. Black Bldg, York  29745-1856
=====================
South Dakota
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information Required fields
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration. Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your South Dakota voting
residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route,
describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway
_____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from
the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting
residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.)
Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current
mailing address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections).
If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in primary elections. You must
indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a primary ballot (Example:
Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA. Political party choice is
not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general elections. If you are currently
registered and want to change your political party affiliation or you have previously
declined to indicate a political party and you now want to vote in a primary election, you
must submit a completed FPCA which includes your new political party choice to the
local county auditor.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am:
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of South Dakota and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices). However, a separate FPCA is needed for school or
municipal elections.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local county
auditor so that it arrives not later than 15 days before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the local county auditor anytime before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office by close of
polls on election day.
Local election officials mail ballots within 48 hours after receiving your request, or as
soon as ballots are available (six weeks before any primary or general election).
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
South Dakota does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee
ballot or the voted absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of South Dakota and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in South Dakota.
		South Dakota residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local,
state and Federal office ballots)
		overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year.
However, a separate FPCA is needed for school or municipal elections.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the local county
auditor so that it arrives not later than 15 days before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the local county auditor anytime before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the local elections office by close of
polls on election day.
Local election officials mail ballots within 48 hours after receiving your request, or as
soon as ballots are available (six weeks before any primary or general election).
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
South Dakota does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee
ballot or the voted absentee ballot.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons serving a sentence for a felony conviction and persons judged mentally
incompetent may not register or vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Persons are removed from registration rolls for failure to vote at all in the last eight years
and failure to respond to a confirmation notice.
C. Action on Registration Requests
Notification of completed registration is sent.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration may appeal to the circuit court. Consult a legal assistance
officer or civilian counsel.
E. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Auditor, county of voting residence, as listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Aurora  Plankinton  57368-0397
Beadle  Huron  57350-0845
Bennett  Martin  57551-0460
Bon Homme  Tyndall  57066-0605
Brookings  Brookings  57006-2086
Brown  Aberdeen  57401-4293
Brule  Chamberlain  57325-1599
Buffalo  Gann Valley  57341-0146
Butte  Belle Fourche  57717-1719
Campbell  Mound City  57646-0037
Charles Mix  Lake Andes  57356-0490
Clark  Clark  57225-0294
Clay  Vermillion  57069-0403
Codington  Watertown  57201-3611
Corson  McIntosh  57641-0255
Custer  Custer  57730-1934
Davison  Mitchell  57301-2692
Day  Webster  57274-1359
Deuel  Clear Lake  57226-0116
Dewey  Timber Lake  57656-0277
Douglas  Armour  57313-0159
Edmunds  Ipswich  57451-0097
Fall River  Hot Springs  57747-1398
Faulk  Faulkton  57438-0309
Grant  Milbank  57252-2499
Gregory  Burke  57523-0413
Haakon  Philip  57567-0698
Hamlin  Hayti  57241-0237
Hand  Miller  57362-1346
Hanson  Alexandria  57311-0500
Harding  Buffalo  57720-0026
Hughes  Pierre  57501-2591
Hutchinson  Olivet  57052-0128
Hyde  Highmore  57345-0379
Jackson  Kadoka  57543-0280
Jerauld  Wessington Springs  57382-0422
Jones  Murdo  57559-0307
Kingsbury  Desmet  57231-0196
Lake  Madison  57042-2941
Lawrence  Deadwood  57732-0678
Lincoln  Canton  57013-1792
Lyman  Kennebec  57544-0038
Marshall  Britton  57430-0130
McCook  Salem  57058-0190
McPherson  Leola  57456-0448
Meade  Sturgis  57785-1452
Mellette  White River  57579-0403
Miner  Howard  57349-0086
Minnehaha  Sioux Falls  57102-0192
Moody  Flandreau  57028-0152
Pennington  Rapid City  57701-2879
Perkins  Bison  57620-0126
Potter  Gettysburg  57442-1521
Roberts  Sisseton  57262-1495
Sanborn  Woonsocket  57385-0007
Shannon  (attached to Fall River County)
Spink  Redfield  57469-1266
Stanley  Fort Pierre  57532-0595
Sully  Onida  57564-0265
Todd  (attached to Tripp County)
Tripp  Winner  57580-1806
Turner  Parker  57053-0368
Union  Elk Point  57025-0519
Walworth  Selby  57472-0199
Yankton  Yankton  57078-0137
Ziebach  Dupree  57623-0068
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Tennessee
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race.  	Optional. You are requested to fill out this box. This data is
requested from some states by the Department of Justice in their enforcement of the
Voting Rights Act and the National Voter Registration Act. Enter the choice that best
describes you from the following list: AI=American Indian or Alaskan Native; AP=Asian
or Pacific Islander not Native Hawaiian; B=Black, not of Hispanic Origin; H=Hispanic;
M=Multi-racial; NH=Native Hawaiian; W=White, not of Hispanic Origin; O=Other.
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(Provide the complete street address of your Tennessee voting
residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route,
describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway
_____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from
the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county or township where you claim
legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent-
-usually your current mailing address.  It must be different from the address you provided
in Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (If you do not list a political party affiliation, you cannot
vote in primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when
applying for a primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6
of the FPCA. Political party choice is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for
general elections.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant.  Sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming under penalty of perjury that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (If an absentee applicant or voter requires
assistance one person must witness the assistance given in completing the FPCA or
ballot.) Date Signed MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Tennessee and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the primary election and general
election in a calendar year (for local, state and Federal offices).
To register temporarily and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the
county election commission during the same calendar year as the election(s), so that it
arrives not earlier than January 1 (or 90 days before an election if the election is held less
than 90 days after January 1) and not later than five days before the election.
Alternatively, send a written request for temporary registration and an absentee ballot to
the local county election commission. This written request must include your name,
social security number, date of birth, the address you claim as your legal voting
residence, and your current mailing address (where you want the ballot to be sent), and
must be signed under penalty of perjury that the information is true, correct and that you
are eligible to vote in the election.
To register permanently, request a state post card registration form from the local county
election commission. Complete it, postmark it at least 30 days before the election and
return it to the local county election commission.
If you are permanently registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the county election commission so that it arrives not earlier than
January 1 (or 90 days before an election if the election is held less than 90 days after
January 1) and not later than five days before the election. Or you may send a letter that
contains your name, residential address, social security number, address where to mail
ballot outside of the county, the election that you plan to participate in, the reason for
voting absentee and your signature to the county election commission office not later
than 5 days before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by the close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 45 days before the election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your requested state ballot in a timely
manner, use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed. However, if the applicant
required assistance, one person must witness the assistance given in completing the
FPCA or ballot.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Tennessee allows you to send the FPCA to temporarily register and request an
absentee ballot by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Tennessee does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Tennessee does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
State law generally provides that no later than forty-five (45) days before an election, the
county election commission shall mail a ballot to all Armed Forces personnel who as of
that date have made a valid application for a ballot. After requesting an official absentee
ballot, Armed Forces personnel who feel that due to requirements of military service this
may not be a sufficient amount of time to receive and then return the voted ballot may
also use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot referred to in the last paragraph of Section
I.B. above. If both ballots are received prior to the close of the polls on election day, the
county election commission will count the ballot it provided to the voter.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Tennessee and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Tennessee.
	residents of Tennessee temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas citizens
	U.S. citizens who have never resided in the U.S. but have a parent who is eligible
to vote in Tennessee. These citizens are eligible to vote at the same voting residence
claimed by their parent
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the primary election and general
election in a calendar year.
To register temporarily and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the
county election commission during the same calendar year as the election(s), so that it
arrives not earlier than January 1 (or 90 days before an election if the election is held less
than 90 days after Jan. 1) and not later than five days before the election. Alternatively,
send a written request for temporary registration and an absentee ballot to the local
county election commission. This written request must include your name, social security
number, date of birth, the address you claim as your legal voting residence, and your
current mailing address (where you want the ballot to be sent), and must be signed under
penalty of perjury that the information is true, correct and that you are eligible to vote in
the election.
To register permanently, request a state post card registration form from the local county
election commission. Complete it, postmark it at least 30 days before the election and
return it to the local county election commission.
If you are already permanently registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot,
send a completed FPCA to the county election commission so that it arrives not earlier
than January 1 (or 90 days before an election if the election is held less than 90 days after
January 1) and not later than five days before the election. Or you may send a letter that
contains your name, residential address, social security number, address where to mail
ballot outside of the county, the election that you plan to participate in, the reason for
voting absentee and your signature to the county election commission office no later than
5 days before the elections.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 45 days before the election.
If you have not received your requested state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal
Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed. However, if the applicant
required assistance, one person must witness the assistance given in completing the
FPCA or ballot.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Tennessee allows you to send the FPCA to temporarily register and request an
absentee ballot by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Tennessee does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Tennessee does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony may not register or vote unless voting rights have been
reinstated.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Temporary registration is canceled following the election(s) for which a ballot is
requested.
Permanent registration is canceled for changing voting residence outside county of
residence, changing name for reason other than marriage, or conviction of a felony.
C. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of acceptance or denial is sent.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration may appeal to the county election commission within ten (10)
days from the date of rejection. Consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Voting By Citizens Who Have Never Lived in the U.S.
A U.S. citizen who was born abroad and who is eligible to vote and who has never lived
in the U.S. may register temporarily and vote in the county where a parent would be
eligible to temporarily register and vote pursuant to this action.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Election Commission, county of voting residence, as listed
below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Anderson  100 North Main, Room 207  Anderson Courthouse, Clinton, TN  37716-3617
Bedford  One Public Square, Suite 20  Shelbyville, TN  37160-3952
Benton  One East Court Square, Room 211  Benton County Courthouse Camden, TN
38320-2071
Bledsoe  P.O. Box 153, Pikeville, TN  37367-0153
Blount  383 Court Street, 2nd Floor Blount County Courthouse Maryville, TN  37804-
5906
Bradley  155 Broad Street, N.W. Courthouse Annex, Cleveland, TN  37311-5000
Campbell  P.O. Box 84, Jacksboro, TN  37757-0084
Cannon  301 West Maint Street, Room 244  Adams Office Bldg., Woodbury, TN  37190-
1100
Carroll  625 High Street, Suite 113  Huntington, TN  38344-1703
Carter	801 Elk Avenue, Room 207, Main  Carter Co. Courthouse Elizabethton, TN
37643-2439
Cheatham  270 Frey Street, Suite 103  Courthouse Annex, Ashland City, TN  37015-
1726
Chester  P.O. Box 127, Henderson, TN  38340-0127
Claiborne  P.O. Box 343, Tazewell, TN  37879-0343
Clay  P.O. Box 721 Celina, TN  38551-0721
Cocke  360 East Main Street, Room 130  Courthouse Annex, Newport, TN  37821-3121
Coffee  Coffee County Election Commission  1329 McArthur Street, Suite 6
Manchester, TN	37355-2456
Crockett  10 North Johnson, Suite 1, Courthouse Annex, Alamo, TN  38001-1709
Cumberland  2 South Main Street, Suite 105  Milo Lemert Bldg., Crossville, TN  38555-
4583
Davidson  P.O. Box 650, Nashville, TN  37202-0650
Decatur  P.O. Box 298, Decaturville, TN  38329-0298
DeKalb  P.O. Box 543, Smithville, TN  37166-0543
Dickson  P.O. Box 552, Charlotte, TN  37036-0522
Dyer  P.O. Box 1109, Dyersburg, TN  38025-1109
Fayette  16265 Highway 64 West, Suite One  Somerville, TN  38068-6154
Fentress  P.O. Box 1027, Jamestown, TN  38556-1027
Franklin  213 N. Jefferson St., Winchester, TN  37398-1745
Gibson  One Court Square,  Gibson County Courthouse  Trenton, TN  38382-1851
Giles  P.O. Box 678, Pulaski, TN  38478-0678
Grainger  P.O. Box 28, Rutledge, TN  37861-0028
Greene  218 North Main Street, Suite 1  Greene County Offices, Greeneville, TN  37745-
3816
Grundy  P. O. Box 181, Altamont, TN  37301-0181
Hamblen  511 West Second Nort Street, Room 101  Courthouse, Morristown, TN
37814-3964
Hamilton  514 East 4th St., Election Commission  Chattanooga, TN  37403-1838
Hancock  P.O. Box 423, Sneedville, TN  37869-0423
Hardeman  P.O. Box 12, Bolivar, TN  38008-0012
Hardin  601 Main Street, Basement  Courthouse, Savannah  38372-2061
Hawkins  109 Depot Street  Rogersville, TN  37857-3303
Haywood  One North Washington St, Basement  Courthouse, Brownsville, TN  38012-
2561
Henderson  12 Natchez Trace Drive, Lexington, TN  38351-1838
Henry  P.O. Box 967, Paris, TN  38242-0967
Hickman  Public Square, Room 3, Courthouse  Centerville, TN  37033-1639
Houston  P.O. Box 346, Erin, TN  37061-0346
Humphreys  208 West Wyly Street  Waverly, TN  37185-1547
Jackson  P.O. Box 13, Gainesboro, TN  38562-0013
Jefferson  P.O. Box 177, Dandridge, TN  37725-0177
Johnson  P.O. Box 106, Mountain City, TN  37683-0106
Knox  300 Main Avenue, Room 218  Knox Co. Courthouse, Knoxville, TN  37902-1850
Lake  217 South Court  Tiptonville, TN  38079-1305
Lauderdale  P.O. Box 532, Ripley, TN  38063-0532
Lawrence  240 West Gaines Street, NBU #10  Lawrence Co. Courthouse  Lawrenceburg,
TN 38464-3635
Lewis  110 North park Ave., Room 7  Courthouse, Hohenwald, TN  38462-1428
Lincoln  P.O. Box 145, Fayetteville, TN  37334-0145
Loudon  P.O. Box 193, Loudon, TN  37774-0193
Macon  111 East Locust Street, Lafayete, TN  37083-1219
Madison  311 North Parkway  Jackson, TN  38305-2713
Marion  104 Academy Avenue  County Commission Bldg., Jasper, TN  37347-3519
Marshall  230 College Street, Suite 120  Lewisburg, TN  37091-3367
Maury  1207A Tradewinds Drive  Columbia, TN  38401-4607
McMinn  6 East Madison Avenue, Room 28 McMinn Co. Courthouse, Athens, TN
37303-3666
McNairy  P.O. Box 764, Selmer, TN  38375-0764
Meigs  P.O. Box 1266, Decatur, TN  37322-1266
Monroe  P.O. Box 397, Madisonville, TN  37354-0397
Montgomery  P.O. Box 422, Clarksville, TN  37041-0422
Moore  P.O. Box 8056, Lynchburg, TN  37352-8056
Morgan  P.O. Box 266, Wartburg, TN  37887-0266
Obion  P.O. Box 52, Union City, TN  38281-0052
Overton  P.O. Box 384, Livingston, TN  38570-0384
Perry  P.O. Box 77, Linden, TN  37096-0077
Picket  P.O. Box 213, Byrdstown, TN  38549-0213
Polk  P.O. Box 157, Benton, TN  37307-0157
Putnam  300 East Sprint Street, Room 10  Courthouse, Cookeville, TN  38501-3350
Rhea  P.O. Box 181, Dayton, TN  37321-0181
Roane  P.O. Box 157, Kingston, TN  37763-0157
Robertson  513 South Brown Street, Room 137  Robertson Co. Office Bldg. Springfield,
TN 7172-2941
Rutherford  1 Public Square So., Room 103 Rutherford Co. Bldg., Murfreesboro, TN
	37130-8001
Scott  P.O. Box 586, Huntsville, TN  37756-0586
Sequatchie  224 Cedar Street North, Dunlap, TN  37327-6005
Sevier  125 Court Avenue, Room 208E  Sevier Co. Courthouse, Sevierville, TN  37862-
3525
Shelby  157 Poplar Avenue, Room 109  Shelby Co. Office Bldg., Memphis, TN  38103-
1948
Smith  122 Turner High Circle, Suite 105  Carthage, TN  37030-1555
Stewart  P.O. Box 217, Dover, TN  37058-0217
Sullivan  3258 Highway 126, Suite 103  Blountvillee Courthouse  Blountville, TN  37617
Sumner  355 North Belvedere Drive, Room 106  Sumner Co. Admin. Bldg., Gallatin, TN
	37066-5410
Tipton  P.O. Box 456, Covington, TN  38019-0456
Trousdale  214 Broadway, Hartsville, TN  37074-1304
Unicoi  P.O. Box 76, Erwin, TN  37650-0076
Union  P.O. Box 39, Maynardville, TN  37807-0039
Van Buren  P.O. Box 254, Spencer, TN  38585-0254
Warren  201 Locust Street, Sutie 3, McMinnville, TN  37110
Washington  110 East Main Street, Courthouse  Jonesborough, TN  37659-1228
Wayne  P.O. Box 706, Waynesboro, TN  38485-0706
Weakley  135 South Poplar Street, Old Health  Dept. Bldg., Dresden, TN  38225-1451
White  1 Bockman Way, Room 215  Courthouse, Sparta, TN  38583-2034
Williamson  1320 West Main Street, Suite 140  Administrative Complex, Franklin, TN
	37064-3731
Wilson  P.O. Box 97, Lebanon, TN  37088-0097
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Texas
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank.) Do not
leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your Texas voting residence. A post office
box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in item 7.
For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from
the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item 4
and must be within the county or township where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. The mailing address must be an address outside the county of voting residence
or an address anywhere in the U.S. (including an address within the county of voting
residence) used for forwarding or delivery of an early voting ballot to you at a location
outside the U.S.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party affiliation is not required if you request early voting ballots only for
general elections.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote.) If the address given in Item 4 is within
the county of your voting residence, you must state that the balloting materials will be
forwarded to you at an address outside the U.S. If you want a state special write-in ballot
in lieu of an officially printed ballot, you must include a statement to that effect (military
only).
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. By signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U. S. citizens, residents of Texas, and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, the commissioned corps of the
Public Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The term "early voting" refers to Texas election procedures which allow citizens to vote
by mail or in person 17 days before the election without a reason. References to
"absentee voting" have been changed to "early voting."
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
A single FPCA may serve as a request for primary, runoff, general, and special election
early voting ballots in a calendar year.
To register temporarily and request an early voting ballot for local, state and Federal
offices, send a completed FPCA to the early voting clerk conducting the election to arrive
not earlier than January 1st of the year of the election and not later than the 30th day
before the election. (Generally, the authority ordering the election appoints the early
voting clerk, e.g., county, city, school district, water district). If the 30th day before the
election is a Saturday, Sunday or a legal state or national holiday, your FPCA must be
submitted by the preceding business day. However, if the election is held in January or
February, you may submit your FPCA so that it arrives not earlier than 60 days before the
election, even though it may arrive in the preceding calendar year. Persons who are
temporarily registered to vote by FPCA may not use this procedure to vote in person.
If you submit your FPCA between the 29th and the 7th day before the election and you
are not permanently registered, you will receive a ballot for Federal offices only.
However, for elections during the remainder of the calendar year, you will receive ballots
for local, state and Federal offices.
To register permanently, use the FPCA to request the Texas voter registration form from
the county registrar. Complete the Texas voter registration form and return it to the
county registrar postmarked not later than 30 days before the election. If the 30th day
before an election is a Saturday, Sunday, or a legal state or national holiday, your
application submitted by mail will be considered timely if it is postmarked the next
business day.
Once permanently registered, you will receive ballots for all local, state and Federal
offices for all elections in the political subdivision in which the FPCA was received by
the early voting clerk as long as your FPCA is received by the early voting clerk not later
than seven (7) days before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by the close of polls on election day. If
you are casting a ballot from outside the U.S., it must be placed in delivery by 7:00 p.m.
on election day so that it arrives at the early voting clerk's offices according to the
following timetable:
	Not later than five (5) days after the general election for state and county officers
(includes Federal offices).
	Not later than two (2) days after the date of any election other than the general
election for state and county officers (e.g., primary, special, school trustee, and city
elections).
Local election officials mail early voting ballots approximately 45 days before the
election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
Registration or voting materials are not required to be notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Texas allows you to send the FPCA by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by
mail.
	Texas does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Texas allows you to return the voted ballot by fax if you are a member of the U.S.
Armed Forces on active duty overseas, or the spouse or dependent of the member, and
you are casting the ballot from an area in which members of the Armed Forces are
eligible to receive hostile fire pay or imminent danger pay, or that has been designated by
the President of the U.S. as a combat zone.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Ballot
Texas provides a state special write-in absentee ballot if you are unable to cast a ballot on
election day or during the regular period of early voting because of a military
contingency. You may use this state special write-in ballot to write-in the name of an
official candidate. If you apply for a state special write-in ballot, you will not be sent the
official regular ballot from the state, unless the officially-printed ballot is available for
mailing at the time your FPCA is received.
You may apply for this state special write-in ballot not earlier than the 180th day before
the election. If you wish to receive a state special write-in ballot for any election held
outside the 180 days of submission of your initial FPCA, you must make another request
for the state special write-in ballot.
To request the state special write-in ballot, indicate in Item 7 of the FPCA "state special
write-in ballot." The ballot will be mailed as soon as your FPCA has been approved by
the early voting clerk.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II.  CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Texas, and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S., whose intent to return is uncertain, and (but for such residence) would be
qualified to vote in Texas.
The term "early voting" refers to Texas election procedures which allow citizens to vote
by mail or in person 17 days before the election without a reason. References to
"absentee voting" have been changed to "early voting."
	Texas residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state, and Federal
office ballots)
	overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
A single FPCA may serve as a request for primary, runoff, general and special election
early voting ballots in a calendar year.
To register temporarily and request an early voting ballot for local, state and Federal
offices, send a completed FPCA to the early voting clerk conducting the election to arrive
not earlier than January 1st of the year of the election and not later than the 30th day
before the election. (Generally, the authority ordering the election appoints the early
voting clerk, e.g., county, city, school district, water district). If the 30th day before the
election is a Saturday, Sunday or a legal state or national holiday, your FPCA must be
submitted by the preceding business day. If the election is held in January or February,
you may submit your FPCA so that it arrives not earlier than 60 days before the election,
even though it may arrive in the preceding calendar year. Persons who are temporarily
registered to vote by FPCA may not use this procedure to vote in person.
If you submit your FPCA between the 29th and the 7th day before the election and you
are not permanently registered, you will receive a ballot for Federal offices only.
However, for elections during the remainder of the calendar year, you will receive ballots
for local, state and Federal offices.
To register permanently, use the FPCA to request the Texas voter registration form from
the county registrar. Complete the Texas voter registration form and return it to the
county registrar postmarked not later than 30 days before the election. If the 30th day
before an election is a Saturday, Sunday, or a legal state or national holiday, your
application submitted by mail will be considered timely if it is postmarked the next
business day.
Once permanently registered, you will receive ballots for all local, state and Federal
offices for all elections in the political subdivision in which the FPCA was received by
the early voting clerk as long as your FPCA is received by the early voting clerk not later
than seven (7) days before the election.
Permanent registration is applicable to all Texas residents temporarily outside the U.S.
who have an intent to return to Texas.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must be placed in delivery by 7:00 p.m. on election
day so that it arrives at the early voting clerk's office according to the following
timetable:
	Not later than five (5) days after the general election for state and county offices
(includes Federal offices).
	Not later than two (2) days after the date of any election other than the general
election for state and county officers (e.g., primary, special, school trustee, and city
elections).
Local election officials mail early voting ballots approximately 45 days before the
election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
Registration or voting materials are not required to be notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Texas allows you to send the FPCA by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by
mail.
	Texas does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Texas does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III.  UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Convicted felons while serving their sentence, parole or probation and persons declared
mentally incompetent by final judgment of a court may not register or vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Temporary registration is canceled at the end of each calendar year. Change of residence
may trigger being placed on the suspense list and could result in cancellation of
permanent registration. If cancellation of registration occurs, re-registration is required.
C. Action on Registration Requests
You will receive a notice of denial if your FPCA is rejected.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
If registration is denied, provide the information requested in the notice of denial. If
registration is again denied, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the Early Voting Clerk in the county of your voting residence, as listed
below, for primary, runoff and general elections. For any elections other than Federal,
state and county office elections or any other election conducted by the county, send a
separate FPCA to the early voting clerk conducting that election. Addresses for a
particular jurisdiction can be obtained by contacting the county clerk or elections
administrator in that area or the administrative officers of the political subdivision
conducting the election. Requests for a Texas voter registration form must be mailed to
the County Registrar.
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Anderson  500 N. Church Palestine, TX  75801
Andrews  PO Box 727  Andrews, TX  79714-0727
Angelina  PO Box 1344  Lufkin, TX  75902-1344
Aransas  301 N. Live Oak St. Rockport, TX  78382-2798
Archer  PO Box 815 Archer City, TX  76351
Armstrong  PO Box 309  Claude, TX  79019-0309
Atascosa  1306 Brown  Jourdanton, TX  78026
Austin  One East Main St. Bellville, TX  77418-1598
Bailey  300 South 1st St., Ste. 200  Muleshoe, TX  79347-3621
Bandera  PO Box 823  Bandera, TX  78003-0823
Bastrop  PO Box 577  Bastrop, TX  78602-0577
Baylor  PO Box 689  Seymour, TX  76380-0689
Bee  105 W. Corpus Christi St., #103  Beeville, TX  78102
Bell  P.O Box 480  Belton, TX  76513-0480
Bexar  203 W. Nueva, Suite 3.61  San Antonio, TX  78207
Blanco  PO Box 65  Johnson City, TX  78636-0117
Borden  PO Box 124  Gail, TX  79738-0124
Bosque  PO Box 617  Meridian, TX  76665-0617
Bowie  PO Box 248  New Boston, TX  75570-0248
Brazoria  111 E. Locust, Ste. 200  Angleton, TX  77515-4654
Brazos  300 E. 26th St, Ste 120  Bryan, TX  77803-5393
Brewster  PO Box 119  Alpine, TX  79831-0119
Briscoe  PO Box 555  Silverton, TX  79257
Brooks  PO Box 427  Falfurrias, TX  78355-0427
Brown  200 S. Broadway  Brownwood, TX  76801-3188
Burleson  PO Box 57  Caldwell, TX  77836-0057
Burnet  220 S. Pierce  Burnet, TX  78611-3136
Caldwell  100 E. Market St. Lockhart, TX  78644-2747
Calhoun  211 S. Ann St.  Port Lavaca, TX  77979-4298
Callahan  100 W. 4th street, Suite 104  Baird, TX  79504-5300
Cameron  PO Box 832  Brownsville, TX  78522
Camp  126 Church St.  Pittsburg, TX  75686-1344
Carson  PO Box 487  Panhandle, TX  79068-0487
Cass  PO Box 449  Linden, TX  75563
Castro  100 E. Bedford  Dimmit, TX  79027-2643
Chambers  PO Box 728  Anahuac, TX  77514-0728
Cherokee  PO Box 420  Rusk, TX  75785
Childress  Courthouse, Box 4  Childress, TX  79201-0004
Clay  100 N. Bridge  Henrietta, TX  76365
Cochran  Courthouse, Rm 102  Morton, TX  79346-2598
Coke  PO Box 150  Robert Lee, TX  76945-0052
Coleman  PO Box 591  Coleman, TX  76834-0591
Collin  920 E. Park Blvd., Suite 120  Plano, TX  75074-5466
Collingsworth  800 West Avenue., Box 10  Wellington, TX  79095-3092
Colorado  PO Box 68  Columbus, TX  78934-0068
Comal  100 Main Plaza, Suite 104  New Braunfels, TX  78130
Comanche  Courthouse  Comanche, TX  76442-3297
Concho  PO Box 98  Paint Rock, TX  76866-0098
Cooke  Courthouse, 100 Dixon Street  Gainsville, TX  76240
Coryell  PO Box 237  Gatesville, TX  76528
Cottle  PO Box 717  Paducah, TX  79248
Crane  PO Box 578  Crane, TX  79731-0578
Crockett  PO Drawer C  Ozona, TX  76943-2502
Crosby  PO Box 218  Crosbyton, TX  79322
Culberson  PO Box 158  Van Horn, TX  79855-0158
Dallam  PO Box 1352  Dalhart, TX  79022-1352
Dallas  2377 North Stemmons, Suite 820  Dallas, TX  75207
Dawson  PO 1268  Lamesa, TX  79331-1268
Deaf Smith  235 E. 3rd, Rm. 203  Hereford, TX  79045-5542
Delta  PO Box 455  Cooper, TX  75432-0455
Denton  PO Box 1720  Denton, TX  76202
DeWitt  307 N. Gonzales St.  Cuero, TX  77954-2998
Dickens  PO Box 120  Dickens, TX  79229-0120
Dimmit  103 N. 5th St.  Carrizo Springs, TX  78834
Donley  Drawer U  Clarendon, TX  79226-2020
Duval  PO Box 248  San Diego, TX  78384-0248
Eastland  PO Box 110  Eastland, TX  76448-0110
Ector  PO Box 11149  Odessa, TX  79760-8149
Edwards  PO Box 184  Rocksprings, TX  78880-0184
El Paso  500 E. San Antonio, Rm. 402  El Paso, TX  79901
Ellis  PO Drawer W  Waxahachie, TX  75165
Erath  Courthouse  Stephenville, TX  76401-4280
Falls  PO Box 458  Marlin, TX  76661-0458
Fannin  101 E. Sam Rayburn Dr.  Bonham, TX  75418-4346
Fayette  PO Box 59  La Grange, TX  78945-0296
Fisher  PO Box 368  Roby, TX  79543-0368
Floyd  Courthouse, 100 Main, Room 101  Floydada, TX  79235-0476
Foard  PO Box 539  Crowell, TX  79227-0539
Fort Bend  301 Jackson Street, Suite 624  Richmond, TX  77469-3108
Franklin  PO Box 68  Mount Vernon, TX  75457
Freestone  PO Box 1017  Fairfield, TX  75840-1017
Frio  500 E. San Antonto Street  Pearsall, TX  78061-3100
Gaines  101 South Main, Room 107  Seminole, TX  79360-4397
Galveston  PO Box 2450  Galveston, TX  77550-2450
Garza  PO Box 366  Post, TX  79356-3242
Gillespie  101 W. Main, #13  Fredericksburg, TX  78624
Glasscock  PO Box 190  Garden City, TX  79739-0190
Goliad  PO Box 50  Goliad, TX  77963-0050
Gonzales  PO Box 77  Gonzales, TX  78629-0077
Gray  PO Box 1902  Pampa, TX  79066
Grayson  100 W. Houston, Suite 17  Sherman, TX  75090
Gregg  PO Box 2827  Longview, TX  75606
Grimes  PO Box 209  Anderson, TX  77830-0209
Guadalupe  PO Box 1346  Seguin, TX  78156-1346
Hale  500 Broadway #140  Plainview, TX  79702-8050
Hall  512 W. Main  Memphis, TX  79245-3343
Hamilton  Courthouse  Hamilton, TX  76531-1897
Hansford  PO Box 397  Spearman, TX  79081-0397
Hardeman  PO Box 30  Quanah, TX  79252-0030
Hardin  PO Box 38  Kountze, TX  77625-0038
Harris  PO Box 1525  Houston, TX  77251-1525
Harrison  PO Box 8409  Marshall, TX  75671-8409
Hartley  PO Box Q  Channing, TX  79018-0147
Haskell  PO Box 725  Haskell, TX  79521-0725
Hays  401-C Broadway St. San Marcos, TX  78666-7751
Hemphill  PO Box 867  Canadian, TX  79014-0867
Henderson  Courthouse  Athens, TX  75751-0632
Hidalgo  PO Box 659  Edinburg, TX  78540-0659
Hill  PO Box 398  Hillsboro, TX  76645-0398
Hockley  802 Houston, Suite 213  Levelland, TX  79336-0013
Hood  PO Box 339  Granbury, TX  76048-0339
Hopkins  PO Box 288  Sulphur Springs, TX  75483
Houston  PO Box 370  Crockett, TX  75835-0370
Howard  P.O. Box 1468  Big Spring, TX  79720-1468
Hudspeth  PO Box 58  Sierra Blanca, TX  79851-0058
Hunt  PO Box 1316  Greenville, TX  75403-1316
Hutchinson  PO Box 1186  Stinnett, TX  79083-1186
Irion  PO Box 736  Mertzon, TX  76941-0736
Jack  100 N. Main St. Jacksboro, TX  76458
Jackson  115 W. Main, Room 101  Edna, TX  77957-2799
Jasper  PO Box 2070  Jasper, TX  75951-8070
Jeff Davis  PO Box 398  Fort Davis, TX  79734-0398
Jefferson  PO Box 1151  Beaumont, TX  77704-1151
Jim Hogg  PO Box 878  Hebbronville, TX  78361-0878
Jim Wells  PO Box 1459  Alice, TX  78332-1459
Johnson  2 N. Main  Cleburne, TX  76031
Jones  PO Box 552  Anson, TX  79501-0552
Karnes  101 N. Panna Maria Ave. Karnes City, TX	78118-2909
Kaufman  PO Box 339  Kaufman, TX  75142
Kendall  201 E. San Antonio Street  Boerne, TX  78006-2050
Kenedy  PO Box 227 Sarita, TX  78385-1519
Kent  PO Box 9  Jayton, TX  79528-0009
Kerr  700 Main Street, Suite 122  Kerrville, TX  78028-5389
Kimble  501 Main, Courthouse  Junction, TX  76849
King  PO Box 135  Guthrie, TX  79236-0135
Kinney  PO Box 9  Brackettville, TX  78832
Kleberg  PO Box 1327  Kingsville, TX  78364-1327
Knox  PO Box 196  Benjamin, TX  79505-0196
La Salle  PO Box 340  Cotulla, TX  78014-0340
Lamar  119 N. Main  Paris, TX  75460-4265
Lamb  Box 3, Rm. 103, Courthouse  Littlefield, TX  79339-0003
Lampasas  PO Box 347  Lampasas, TX  76550-0347
Lavaca  PO Box 326  Hallettsville, TX  77964-0326
Lee  PO Box 419  Giddings, TX  78942-0419
Leon  PO Box 98  Centerville, TX  75833
Liberty  PO Box 369  Liberty, TX  77575
Limestone  PO Box 350  Groesbeck, TX  76642-0350
Lipscomb  PO Box 70  Lipscomb, TX  79056-0070
Live Oak  PO Box 280  George West, TX  78022-0280
Llano  PO Box 40  Llano, TX  78643
Loving  PO Box 194  Mentone, TX  79754-0194
Lubbock  PO Box 10536  Lubbock, TX  79408-3536
Lynn  PO Box 937  Tahoka, TX  79373
Madison  101 W. Main, Rm. 102  Madisonville, TX  77864-1981
Marion  PO Box 763  Jefferson, TX  75657
Martin  PO Box 906  Stanton, TX  79782-0906
Mason  PO Box 702  Mason, TX  76856-0702
Matagorda  1700 Seventh St. #202  Bay City, TX	77414-5094
Maverick  PO Box 4050  Eagle Pass, TX  78853
McCulloch  Courthouse Square  Brady, TX  76825
McLennan  PO Box 2450  Waco, TX  76703-2450
McMullen  PO Box 235  Tilden, TX  78072-0235
Medina  1100 16th St., Rm. 109  Hondo, TX  78861-1897
Menard  PO Box 1028  Menard, TX  76859
Midland  PO Box 3434  Midland, TX  79702-3434
Milam  PO Box 191  Cameron, TX  76520-0191
Mills  PO Box 646  Goldthwaite, TX  76844-0646
Mitchell  349 Oak Street, Room 103  Colorado City, TX  79512
Montague  PO Box 77  Montague, TX  76251-0077
Montgomery  PO Box 2646  Conroe, TX  77305-2646
Moore  715 S. Dumas Ave., #105  Dumas, TX  79029-0396
Morris  500 Broadnax St.  Daingerfield, TX  75638-1397
Motley  PO Box 66  Matador, TX  79244-0066
Nacogdoches  101 W. Main  Nacogdoches, TX  75961
Navarro  PO Box 423  Corsicana, TX  75151-0423
Newton  PO Box 484  Newton, TX  75966
Nolan  100 E. 3rd., Suite 108  Sweetwater, TX  79556-0098
Nueces  901 Leopard St., Suite 201  Corpus Christi, TX  78401
Ochiltree  511 S. Main  Perryton, TX  79070-3154
Oldham  PO Box 360  Vega, TX  79092-0360
Orange  PO Box 1536  Orange, TX  77631-1536
Palo Pinto  PO Box 219  Palo Pinto, TX  76484-0219
Panola  110 S. Sycamore St.  Carthage, TX  75633-2527
Parker  1112 Santa Fe Drive  Weatherford, TX  76086
Parmer  PO Box 356  Farwell, TX  79325-0356
Pecos  103 W. Callaghan  Fort Stockton, TX  79735-7101
Polk  PO Drawer 2119  Livingston, TX  77351-7119
Potter  PO Box 9638  Amarillo, TX  79105-9638
Presidio  PO Box 789  Marfa, TX  79843-0789
Rains  PO Box 187  Emory, TX  75440-0187
Randall  PO Box 660  Canyon, TX  79015-0660
Reagan  PO Box 100  Big Lake, TX  76932-0100
Real  PO Box 750  Leakey, TX  78873-0656
Red River  200 N. Walnut St.  Clarksville, TX  75426-3041
Reeves  PO Box 867  Pecos, TX  79772-0867
Refugio  PO Box 704  Refugio, TX  78377-0704
Roberts	Box 477  Miami, TX  79059-0477
Robertson  PO Box 1029  Franklin, TX  77856-1029
Rockwall  1101 Ridge Road, S-101  Rockwall, TX  75087-3724
Runnels  PO Box 189  Ballinger, TX  76821-0189
Rusk  P.O. Box 758  Henderson, TX  75652
Sabine  PO Box 580  Hemphill, TX  75948-0580
San Augustine  106 Courthouse  San Augustine, TX  75972-1335
San Jacinto  PO Box 669  Coldspring, TX  77331-0669
San Patricio  PO Box 578  Sinton, TX  78387-0578
San Saba  500 E. Wallace, Courthouse  San Saba, TX  76877
Schleicher  PO Box 580  Eldorado, TX  76936-0580
Scurry  1806 25th St.  Snyder, TX  79549
Shackelford  PO Box 247  Albany, TX  76430-0247
Shelby  PO Box 1987  Center, TX  75935
Sherman  PO Box 270  Stratford, TX  79084-0270
Smith  PO Box 1018  Tyler, TX  75710-1018
Somervell  PO Box 1098  Glen Rose, TX  76043-1098
Starr  Courthouse, Room 201  Rio Grande City, TX  78582
Stephens  Courthouse  Breckenridge, TX  76424-3551
Sterling  PO Box 55  Sterling City, TX  76951-0055
Stonewall  P.O. Drawer P  Aspermont, TX  79502
Sutton  300 E. Oak, Suite 3  Sonora, TX  76950-3106
Swisher  Courthouse, 119 S. Maxwell  Tulia, TX  79088-2297
Tarrant  100 W. Weatherford St.  Fort Worth, TX  76196-0136
Taylor  PO Box 3318  Abilene, TX  79604
Terrell  PO Box 410  Sanderson, TX  79848-0410
Terry  501 W. Main, Rm. 105  Brownfield, TX  79316
Throckmorton  PO Box 309  Throckmorton, TX  76483
Titus  100 W. 1st St., Ste. 204  Mt Pleasant, TX  75455
Tom Green  113 W. Beauregard Ave.  San Angelo, TX  76903-5887
Travis  PO Box 1748  Austin, TX  78767-1748
Trinity  PO Box 456  Groveton, TX  75845-0456
Tyler  100 Courthouse, Rm. 110  Woodville, TX  75979-5245
Upshur  PO Box 730  Gilmer, TX  75644
Upton  PO Box 465  Rankin, TX  79778-0465
Uvalde  PO Box 284  Uvalde, TX  78802-0284
Val Verde  PO Box 1267  Del Rio, TX  78841-1267
Van Zandt  121 E. Dallas St., Room 202  Canton, TX  75103
Victoria  111 N. Glass  Victoria, TX  77901
Walker  PO Box 210  Huntsville, TX  77342-0210
Waller  846 6th Street, #1  Hempstead, TX  77445-5402
Ward  400 S. Allen  Monahans, TX  79756-4602
Washington  100 E. Main, Ste 102  Brenham, TX  77833-3753
Webb  PO Drawer 29  Laredo, TX  78042-0029
Wharton  PO Box 69  Wharton, TX  77488-0069
Wheeler  PO Box 465  Wheeler, TX  79096-0465
Wichita  PO Box 1679  Wichita Falls, TX  76307
Wilbarger  1700 Wilbarger, Rm. 15  Vernon, TX  76384
Willacy  Courthouse Bldg.  Raymondville, TX  78580-3597
Williamson  710 Main St., 2nd Floor  Georgetown, TX  78626
Wilson  PO Box 27  Floresville, TX  78114-0027
Winkler  PO Box 1007  Kermit, TX  79745
Wise  PO Box 359  Decatur, TX  76234-0359
Wood  PO Box 1796  Quitman, TX  75783
Yoakum  PO Box 309  Plains, TX  79355-0309
Young  156 Fourth St., Rm. 104  Graham, TX  76450-0218
Zapata  PO Box 789  Zapata, TX  78076-0789
Zavala  Courthouse  Crystal City, TX  78839-3590
TEXAS
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Utah
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number. The last four digits of your social security number is
requested.
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration.
Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S.)
Provide the complete street address of your Utah voting residence. A post office box is
not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location in Item 7. For
example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from the
_____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided in Item 4 and
must be within the county where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. Your current mailing address must be different from the address you provided in
Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections). Provide your political party affiliation.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. By signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Utah, military
voters, and members of the commissioned corps of the Public Health Service and the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Under Utah law, military voters are defined as:
		members of the U.S. Armed Forces or merchant marine
		civilian employees of the U.S. Government serving overseas
		members of religious groups or welfare agencies officially attached to the
Armed Forces overseas
	spouses and dependents of the above
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
During even-numbered years, you may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the
primary and general elections in a calendar year (for local, state and Federal offices).
Registration is not required when using the FPCA to request ballots. When you return the
voted ballot you will be temporarily registered.
If you are a member of the Armed Forces or merchant marine or a spouse or dependent of
one of these and live in the U.S., the county clerk must receive your FPCA not later than
the Friday before the election.
If you are a voter defined in I(A) above and you live overseas, the county clerk must
receive your FPCA not later than 20 days before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must be postmarked at military APO/FPO post
office by the day of the election and received by the elections officer before noon on the
day of the official canvass following the election (see Item D).
Local election officials mail ballots to persons residing overseas not later than 35 days
before the election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witnessed required.
Ballot Return Envelope: If it is not possible to obtain the military postmark on or before
election day a noncommissioned officer or commissioned officer may certify that the
ballot was voted on or before election day by writing the following on the exterior of the
ballot:
		"I certify that this ballot was voted on or before election day"
		sign and date; and
		clearly print their name and service number below the signature.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
		Some counties in Utah allow you to send your FPCA for registration and
ballot request by fax in emergency situations. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
		Some counties in Utah allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax in
emergency situations.
		Some counties in Utah allow you to return the voted ballot by fax in
emergency situations.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
		DSN 223-5527
		(703) 693-5527
		1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Utah provides a state special write-in absentee ballot to military voters who will be
unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person because of military service. This
special write-in ballot is only available for general elections.
The FPCA may be used to request this special write-in ballot.   In Item 7 of the FPCA,
place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.G. If no labels are available,
write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person because of
military service. I request a special write-in absentee ballot."
The special write-in ballot is available 90 days before an election and must be requested
not later than 30 days before the election. It may be used to vote for Federal offices only.
You may vote it by writing a party choice or the names of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens and residents of Utah, or
overseas electors. The term "overseas elector" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) wuld be qualified to vote in Utah.
		Utah residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (Consult Section B
below for ballot type eligibility)
		overseas citizens (for ballots for Federal offices only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
During even-numbered years, you may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the
primary and general elections in a calendar year.
Registration is not required when using the FPCA to request ballots. When you return the
voted ballot you will be temporarily registered.
(1)	If you are an unregistered resident temporarily residing outside the U.S. and wish
to receive a ballot for local, state and Federal offices, send your FPCA to the County
Clerk. The County Clerk will then mail you the state by-mail registration form which
must be completed and returned so that it arrives not later than 20 days before the
election. Request the state by-mail registration form by submitting an FPCA to the local
election official.
If you are an unregistered resident temporarily residing outside the U.S. and wish to vote
a ballot for Federal offices only, the county clerk must receive your FPCA request for a
ballot for Federal offices not later than 30 days before the election. In this case, you are
considered an overseas citizen.
If you are a registered resident temporarily residing outside the U.S., the county clerk
must receive your FPCA not later than 20 days before the election. You will receive
ballots for local, state and Federal offices.
If you are an overseas citizen, the county clerk must receive your FPCA not later than 30
days before the election. You will be temporarily registered.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the county clerk by noon on the
Monday after the election. Postmark your voted ballot by the day before the election.
Local election officials mail ballots to persons residing overseas not later than 35 days
before the election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCA and Ballots
		Some counties in Utah allow you to send your FPCA for registration and
ballot request by fax in emergency situations. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
		Some counties in Utah allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax in
emergency situations.
		Some counties in Utah allow you to return the voted ballot by fax in
emergency situations.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
		DSN 223-5527
		(703) 693-5527
		1-800-368-8683
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons incarcerated for a felony conviction or persons found mentally incompetent may
not register or vote, unless civil rights have been restored.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Temporary registration is canceled at the end of the calendar year.
C. Action on Registration Requests
A ballot or a state by-mail registration form is sent, as appropriate.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
If registration is denied, consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Late Registration
Any member of the Armed Forces, merchant marine or any civilian citizen who was
discharged from overseas service or employment too late to meet the regular state
registration deadline, may register to vote by filing an affidavit establishing his or her
eligibility to vote with the county clerk of his or her county of voting residence by noon
on the day before the election.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Clerk, county of voting residence, as listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Beaver  PO Box 392, Beaver  84713-0392
Box Elder  01 S. Main Street, Brigham City  84302-2599
Cache  170 No. Main Street, Logan  84321-4567
Carbon  120 East Main, Price  84501-3057
Daggett  PO Box 218, Manila  84046-0218
Davis  PO Box 618, Farmington  84025-0618
Duchesne  PO Box 270, Duchesne  84021-0270
Emery  PO Box 907, Castle Dale  84513-0907
Garfield  PO Box 77, Panguitch  84759-0077
Grand  125 E. Center, Moab  84532-2492
Iron  PO Box 429, Parowan  84761-0429
Juab  160 N. Main, Nephi  84648-1412
Kane  76 North Main, Kanab  84741-0050
Millard  765 S. Highway 99, Fillmore  84631-5002
Morgan  PO Box 886, Morgan  84050-0886
Piute  PO Box 99, Junction  84740-0099
Rich  20 South Main, PO Box 218, Randolph  84064-0218
Salt Lake  2001 S. State St., #S1100, Salt Lake City  84190-1051
San Juan  PO Box 338, Monticello  84535-0338
Sanpete  160 N. Main, Manti  84642-1268
Sevier  PO Box 517, Richfield  84701-0517
Summit  PO Box 128, Coalville  84017-0128
Tooele  47 So. Main, Tooele  84074-2194
Uintah  147 East Main, Vernal  84078-2643
Utah  100 East Center, Room 3100, Provo  84606-3106
Wasatch  25 No. Main, Heber City  84032-1827
Washington  197 E. Tabernacle, Saint George  84770-3473
Wayne  PO Box 189, Loa  84747-0189
Weber  2380 Washington Blvd., 3rd Floor, Ogden  84401-1456
UTAH
"I am unable to vote by regular absentee ballot or in person because of military service. I
request a special write-in absentee ballot."
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Virginia
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) A married woman who has
adopted her husband's last name must provide her maiden name in 1(a).
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card) Military members, merchant
marine members, and their spouses and dependents must provide the service
identification number of the member. Overseas electors and/or their spouses and
dependents must provide an identification number or name and address of employer. (See
7 below).
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave this section blank.) All voters
must complete. Write "None" if not applicable. If previously registered in Virginia, your
voter registration number is your social security number.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians, last residence in
U.S.) Provide the complete street address of your Virginia voting residence. A post office
box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route number, describe its location
in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the
street from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from the one provided
in Item 4 and must be within the county or city where you claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year) Enter last day of
residency at your Virginia voting residence address only if that home is no longer
available to you.
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.) Print
the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current mailing
address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections.) If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Primaries are held only if requested by the political party and then only if at least two
candidates file for the office. Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting
ballots for general elections. If you are currently registered and want to change your
political party affiliation or you have previously declined to indicate a political party
affiliation and you now want to vote in a primary election, you must submit a completed
FPCA which includes your new political party affiliation to the local election official not
later than 29 days before the election.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote.) Uniformed service members, merchant
marine members, and their spouses and dependents must provide the branch of service,
and grade or rank of the military member. Citizens residing overseas for reason of
employment and their accompanying spouse/dependents must provide the name and
address of the employer.
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct. No notary or witness
required except when a voter is unable to sign the application due to a physical disability
or inability to read or write.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I.  UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Virginia and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections held within a calendar year
(for local, state and Federal offices).
To register permanently and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the
general registrar so that it arrives as early as possible but not earlier than 12 months
before the election and not later than 5 days before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the general registrar so that it arrives as early as possible, but not
earlier than 12 months before the election and not later than 5 days before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by the close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 45 days before an election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12 and Section
I.F.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required except when a voter is unable to sign the
application due to a physical disability or inability to read or write.
Ballot Return Envelope: The oath on the envelope must be witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Virginia allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax.
After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	Virginia does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Virginia does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Early Absentee Ballot
Virginia provides an early absentee ballot for the elections for governor, lieutenant
governor or attorney general only. You are eligible to use this ballot if you are overseas
and you will not be able to vote and return a regular absentee ballot within the time
provided for regular absentee ballots.
Use the FPCA to request this early absentee ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place one of
the state special write-in labels from Section III.G. If no labels are available, write in Item
7: "I am unable to vote in any other manner due to overseas military service or due to
living in an isolated or extremely remote overseas area. I request an early absentee
ballot."
The early absentee ballot must be requested not later than 90 days before the election.
G. Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot
Virginia has expanded the use of the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB), SF 186.
The instructions described in Chapter 2 of this Guide remain the same, except that
Virginia also allows the FWAB to be used by any of the persons listed in Section A
above, whether voting from inside or outside the U.S. Virginia also allows the FWAB to
be used in primary, general or special elections for Federal offices.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II.  CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens and residents of Virginia, or
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (except for living outside the U.S.) would be qualified to vote in Virginia.
	residents of Virginia temporarily living outside the U.S. who still have
	Virginia place of abode available to them (for local, state and Federal
	office ballots)
	residents of Virginia living outside the U.S. by virtue of employment,
	and their spouses and dependents living with them who were registered to
	vote immediately preceding the move overseas (for local, state and
	Federal office ballots)
	all other citizens who are residents of Virginia (for Federal office
	ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
If you are a Virginia resident residing temporarily outside the U.S. and you maintain your
Virginia place of abode, you may register permanently and request an absentee ballot by
sending a completed FPCA to the general registrar as early as possible so that it arrives
not earlier than 12 months before the election and not later than 29 days before the
election. You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections held within a
calendar year.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the general registrar so that it arrives as early as possible, but not
earlier than 12 months before the election and not later than 5 days before the
election.You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections held within a
calendar year.
Residents of Virginia living outside the U.S. by virtue of employment, and their spouses
and dependents living with them who were registered to vote immediately preceding the
move overseas and other Virginians overseas who no longer have a Virginia place of
abode may be registered temporarily. To register temporarily and request an absentee
ballot, send a completed FPCA or the Virginia application for temporary registration to
the general registrar so that it arrives not earlier than 6 months or not later than 29 days
before the election. You must submit a separate FPCA for each election in a calendar
year.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by the close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 45 days before an election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12 and Section II.F.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required except when a voter is unable to sign the
application due to a physical disability or inability to read or write.
Ballot Return Envelope: The oath on the envelope must be witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Virginia allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee
	ballot or the Virginia application for temporary registration by fax.
	After faxing, submit the FPCA or Virginia application by mail.
	Virginia does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Virginia does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Early Absentee Ballot
Virginia provides an early absentee ballot for the elections for governor, lieutenant
governor or attorney general to any person voting from overseas who believes that he or
she will not be able to vote and return a regular absentee ballot by normal mail delivery
within the period provided for regular absentee ballots.
Use the FPCA to request this early absentee ballot. In Item 7 of the FPCA, place one of
the state special write-in labels from Section III.G. If no labels are available, write in Item
7: "I am unable to vote in any other manner due to overseas military service or due to
living in an isolated or extremely remote overseas area. I request an early absentee
ballot."
The early absentee ballot must be requested not later than 90 days before the election.
G. Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot
Virginia has expanded the use of the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) (SF
186). The instructions described in Chapter 2 of this Guide remain the same, except that
Virginia also allows the FWAB to be used by any of the persons listed in Section A
above, whether voting from inside or outside the U.S. Virginia also allows the FWAB to
be used in primary, general or special elections for Federal offices.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III.  UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Late Registration
The following persons, if otherwise qualified to register, may register in person up to and
including the date of an election: (1) active duty military, and their spouses and
dependents, who are discharged within 60 days of election day; (2) persons who are
normally absent from their county or city of residence or who return to reside there
during the 28 days preceding the election who are (i) active duty military, (ii) members of
the merchant marine, (iii) persons who reside temporarily outside the U.S. by virtue of
their employment, and (iv) spouses or dependents of (i), (ii), and (iii) who reside with
them.
B. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony or declared mentally incapacitated by a court may not
register or vote unless their rights have been restored.
C. Cancellation of Registration
Temporary registration for overseas citizens is canceled following each election.
D. Action on Registration Requests
If denied, notice of denial is sent.
E. Action If Registration Is Denied
Registration applications must be complete. Failure to complete all requests may result in
denial of your application. Persons denied registration may appeal to the circuit court. A
form for petitioning the court is provided on the reverse side of the denial. Consult a legal
assistance officer or civilian counsel.
F. Where to Send it
Mail the FPCA to the General Registrar, county or city of voting residence, as listed
below:
County  Address  Zip Code
Accomack  PO Box 97, Accomack  23301-0097
Albemarle  536 Pantops Center, Charlottesville  22911-4596
Allegheny  212 N. Monroe Ave., Covington  24426-1410
Amelia  PO Box 481, Amelia  23002-0481
Amherst  PO Box 550, Amherst  24521-0550
Appomattox  PO Box 8, Appomattox  24522-0235
Arlington  2100 Clarendon Blvd., Arlington  22201-5400
Augusta  PO Box 590, Verona  24482-0590
Bath  PO Box 157, Warm Springs  24484-0157
Bedford  122 E. Main St., Bedford  24523-2000
Bland  PO Box 535, Bland  24315-0535
Botetourt  PO Box 62, Fincastle  24090-0062
Brunswick  100 Tabacco St., Lawrenceville  23868-1823
Buchanan  PO Box 975, Grundy  24614-0975
Buckingham  PO Box 222, Buckingham  23921-0222
Campbell  PO Box 103, Rustburg  24588-0103
Caroline  PO Box 617, Bowling Green  22427-0617
Carroll  605-3 Pine St. Rm 110, Hillsville  24343-1404
Charles City  PO Box 146, Charles City  23030-0146
Charlotte  PO Box 118, Charlotte Courthouse  23923-0118
Chesterfield  PO Box 1690, Chesterfield  23832-1690
Clarke  PO Box 555, Berryville  22611-0555
Craig  PO Box 8, New Castle  24127-0008
Culpeper  131 W. Davis St., Culpeper  22701-3017
Cumberland  PO Box 8, Cumberland  23040-0008
Dickenson  PO Box 1306, Clintwood  24228-1306
Dinwiddie  PO Box 365, Dinwiddie  23841-0365
Essex  PO Box 1561, Tappahannock  22560-1561
Fairfax  12000 Govt Center Pkwy, Fairfax  22035-0081
Fauquier  32 Waterloo St., Warrenton  20186-3219
Floyd  100 E. Main St. Box 9, Floyd  24091-2101
Fluvanna  PO Box 44, Palmyra  22963-0044
Franklin  70 E. Court St., Rocky Mount  24151-1720
Frederick  107 N. Kent St. Suite 102, Winchester  22601-5000
Giles  120 N. Main St. Suite 3, Pearisburg  24134-1625
Gloucester  PO Box 208, Gloucester  23061-0208
Goochland  PO Box 1013, Goochland  23063-1013
Grayson  PO Box 449, Independence  24348-0077
Greene  PO Box 341, Stanardsville  22973-0341
Greensville  PO Box 1092, Emporia  23847-1092
Halifax  PO Box 400, Halifax  24558-0400
Hanover  PO Box 419, Hanover  23069-0419
Henrico  PO Box 27032, Richmond  23273-7032
Henry  PO Box 7, Collinsville  24078-0007
Highland  PO Box 386, Monterey  24465-0386
Isle of Wight  PO Box 77, Isle of Wight  23397-0077
James City  PO Box 3567, Williamsburg  23187-3567
King and Queen  PO Box 56, King and Queen C.H.  23085-0056
King George  PO Box 1359, King George  22485-1359
King William  PO Box 173, King William  23086-0173
Lancaster  PO Box 159, Lancaster  22503-0159
Lee  PO Box 363, Jonesville  24263-0363
Loudoun  26-C Fairfax St. SE, Leesburg  20175-3621
Louisa  PO Box 220, Louisa  23093-0220
Lunenburg  11441 Courthouse Rd., Lunenburg  23952-9999
Madison  PO Box 267, Madison  22727-0267
Mathews  PO Box 328, Mathews  23109-0328
Mecklenburg  PO Box 436, Boydton  23917-0436
Middlesex  PO Box 358, Saluda  23149-0358
Montgomery  1 E. Main St., Suite 220, Christiansburg  24073-3038
Nelson  PO Box 292, Lovingston  22949-0292
New Kent  PO Box 128, New Kent  23124-0128
Northampton  PO Box 510, Eastville  23347-0510
Northumberland  PO Box 84, Heathsville  22473-0084
Nottoway  PO Box 24, Nottoway  23955-0024
Orange  146 Madison Rd., Suite 204, Orange  22960-1449
Page  117 S. Court St., Luray  22835-1289
Patrick  PO Box 635, Stuart  24171-0635
Pittsylvania  PO Box 1136, Chatham  24531-1136
Powhatan  3834 Old Buckingham Rd., Powhatan  23139-7051
Prince Edward  121 E. Third St., Farmville  23901-0269
Prince George  PO Box 34, Prince George  23875-0034
Prince William  9252 Lee Ave., Manassas  20110-5557
Pulaski  52 W. Main St., Rm 300, Pulaski  24301-5045
Rappahannock  PO Box 236, Washington  22747-0236
Richmond  PO Box 1000, Warsaw  22572-1000
Roanoke  PO Box 20884, Roanoke  24018-0089
Rockbridge  1 E. Washington St., Lexington  24450-2528
Rockingham  PO Box 1252, Harrisonburg  22801-1252
Russell  PO Box 383, Lebanon  24266-0383
Scott  104 E. Jackson St., Gate City  24251-3417
Shenandoah  600 N. Main St., Suite 103, Woodstock  22664-1855
Smyth  121 Bagley Circle, Suite 111, Marion  24354-0067
Southampton  PO Box 666, Courtland  23837-0666
Spotsylvania  PO Box 133, Spotsylvania  22553-0133
Stafford  PO Box 301, Stafford  22555-0301
Surry  PO Box 264, Surry  23883-0264
Sussex  PO Box 1302, Sussex  23884-0302
Tazewell  PO Box 201, Tazewell  24651-0201
Warren  220 N. Commerce Ave., Front Royal  22630-3372
Washington  109-A Court St., NE, Abingdon  24210-2901
Westmoreland  PO Box 354, Montross  22520-0354
Wise  PO Box 309, Wise  24293-0309
Wythe  275 S. Fourth St., Wytheville  24382-2598
York  PO Box 451, Yorktown  23690-0451
Independent Cities   Zip Code
Alexandria  132 N. Royal St., Alexandria  22314-3283
Bedford  PO Box 807, Bedford  24523-0807
Bristol  510 Cumberland St. Suite 103, Bristol  24201-4386
Buena Vista  2039 Sycamore Ave., Buena Vista  24416-3133
Charlottesville  PO Box 911, Charlottesville  22902-0911
Chesapeake  PO Box 15225, Chesapeake  23328-0225
Clifton Forge**
Colonial Heights  PO Box 3401, Colonial Heights  23834-9001
Covington  1011-A N. Rockbridge Ave., Covington  24426-1534
Danville  515 Main St. PO Box 209, Danville  24543-0209
Emporia  PO Box 1092, Emporia  23847-1092
Fairfax  10455 Armstrong St., Fairfax  22030-3640
Falls Church  300 Park Ave., Rm 101, Falls Church  22046-3332
Franklin  PO Box 42, Franklin  23851-0042
Fredericksburg  PO Box 7447, Fredricksburg  22404-7447
Galax  PO Box 1045, Galax  24333-1045
Hampton  101 Kings Way, Hampton  23669-3500
Harrisonburg  PO Box 20031, Harrisonburg  22801-3638
Hopewell  309 N. 2nd Ave., Hopewell  23860-2704
Lexington  PO Box 922, Lexington  24450-0922
Lynchburg  3236 Odd Fellow Rd., Lynchburg  24501-0060
Manassas  9025 Center St., Manassas  20110-5403
Manassas Park  1 Park Center Court, Manassas Park  20111-2395
Martinsville  PO Box 1323, Martinsville  24114-1323
Newport News  2400 Washington Ave., Newport News  23607-4305
Norfolk  PO Box 1531, Norfolk  23501-1531
Norton  PO Box 225, Norton  24273-0225
Petersburg  PO Box 1031, Petersburg  23804-1031
Poquoson  500 City Hall Ave. Rm 139, Poquoson  23662-1996
Portsmouth  801 Crawford Sr. 1st floor, Portsmouth  23704-3822
Radford  106 Arlington Ave., Suite A, Radford  24141-1540
Richmond  PO Box 61037, Richmond  23261-1037
Roanoke  PO Box 1095, Roanoke  24005-1095
Salem  PO Box 203, Salem  24153-0203
Staunton  PO Box 58, Staunton  24402-0058
Suffolk  PO Box 1966, Suffolk  23439-1966
Virginia Beach  PO Box 6247, Virginia Beach  23456-0247
Waynesboro  PO Box 1028, Waynesboro  22980-0748
Williamsburg  PO Box 3538, Williamsburg  23187-3538
Winchester  15 North Cameron St., Winchester  22601-4764
**Note: The City of Clifton Forge has reverted to town status and become part of
Allegheny County. Voters with residency in Clifton Forge should send their applications
to the Allegheny County registrar.
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VIRGIN ISLANDS
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
before completing and signing your application.
FEDERAL POST CARD APPLICATION
REGISTRATION AND ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST - FEDERAL POST CARD
APPLICATION (FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ (Required field). County Of________. City Or
Township Of_______ (Required field).
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. APPLICANT INFORMATION:
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) (Required field)
	b. Sex. (Required field)
	c. Race.
	d. Date of Birth.  MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field).
	e. Social Security Number. (Required field)
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I LAST VOTED OR PLACE OF LAST REGISTRATION: (Do not leave blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year.
	b. County, City, or Township. (Required field)
	c. State. (Required field)
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. VOTING RESIDENCE: (For military: legal residence. For overseas civilians: last
residence in U.S. If Using Rural Route: Provide the complete street address of your
Virgin Islands voting residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address
includes a rural route, describe its location. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles
past Highway _____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be
different from the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the Virgin Islands.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box). (Required field)
	c. City, Town or Village. (Required field)
	d. State. (Required field)
	e. County or Parish. (Required field)
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known). (Required field)
4. MAIL ABSENTEE BALLOT TO: (Print the complete address where you want your
ballot sent - usually your current mailing address. Your current mailing address must be
different from the address provided in Item 3.) (Required field)
5. YOUR FAX NUMBER: (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes.)
6. POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: (If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot
vote in primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when
applying for a primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6
of the FPCA. Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting absentee ballots
for general elections. If you are currently registered and want to change your political
party affiliation, you must submit a completed FPCA which indicates your new political
party choice so that the local election official receives it not later than 30 days before the
election in which you wish to vote.)
7. REMARKS: (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials
in determining your eligibility to register and vote.)
8. AFFIRMATION BY APPLICANT:
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (X only one of a, b, c or d (Required
field). Read e through h.)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. (You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.)  (Required field)
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field)
9. WITNESS/NOTARY ADDRESS AND SIGNATURE: (Not required by state law)
Date Signed MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of the Virgin Islands
and members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services
are defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the
Public Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. They
also apply to members of religious, welfare or service agencies assisting or attached to
the Armed Forces.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request registration and ballots for all elections in a
calendar year (for local and Federal office ballots).
To register and/or request an absentee ballot, the Supervisor of Elections must receive
your FPCA not later than 14 working days before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Mail your voted ballot by the day of the election. Voted ballot
must arrive not later than 10 days after the election.
Local election officials shall prepare ballots not later than 30 days before the election.
Due to its territorial status, the Virgin Islands does not send representatives to the U.S.
Senate or directly participate in the election of the President and Vice President of the
U.S. At the Federal level, only a Delegate to the House of Representatives is elected.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your Virgin Islands ballot in a timely
manner, use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	1. The Virgin Islands allows you to send the FPCA for registration and ballot
request by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	2. The Virgin Islands allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	3. The Virgin Islands allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Ballot Application By Proxy
If you are currently registered, anyone may apply for an absentee ballot on your behalf if
that person can satisfactorily provide the required information about you.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of the Virgin Islands
and overseas electors. The term "overseas elector" means a U.S. citizen who resides
outside the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in the Virgin
Islands.
	overseas electors (for local and Federal office ballots)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request registration and ballots for all elections in a
calendar year.
To register and/or request an absentee ballot, the Supervisor of Elections must receive
your FPCA not later than 14 working days before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Mail your voted ballot by the day of the election. Voted ballot
must arrive not later than 10 days after the election.
Local election officials shall prepare ballots not later than 30 days before the election.
Due to its territorial status, the Virgin Islands does not send representatives to the U.S.
Senate or directly participate in the election of the President and Vice President of the
U.S. At the Federal level, only a Delegate to the House of Representatives is elected.
If you have not received your Virgin Islands ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal
Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnesses.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	1. The Virgin Islands allows you to send the FPCA for registration and ballot
request by fax. After faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
	2. The Virgin Islands allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	3. The Virgin Islands allows you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Ballot Application by Proxy
If you are currently registered, anyone may apply for an absentee ballot on your behalf if
that person can satisfactorily provide the required information about you.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony or of a crime involving moral turpitude or declared
mentally incompetent may not register or vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Registration can be canceled if the elector changes domicile, registers in another state, or
does not vote in two consecutive general elections.
C. Action If Registration is Cancelled
The elector can register after cancellation if they meet residency requirements.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration may appeal to the District Court. Persons seeking to appeal
should consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Late Registration
Members of the Armed Forces or merchant marine who have been discharged within
sixty days of an election may register and vote in that election by presenting the local
election official with his or her discharge papers.
F. Where to Send it
Mail the FPCA to:
	Supervisor of Elections
	P.O. Box 6038, Charlotte Amalie
	St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00804-6038
Or to:
	Supervisor of Elections
	P.O. Box 1499, Kingshill
	St. Croix, Virgin Islands 00851-1499
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VERMONT
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
Vermont requires that the state and city or township fields must be completed.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial. Required field.
	b. Sex.  Required field.
	c. Race.
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year).  Required field.
	e. Social Security Number.
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card).
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration.
	a. Year.  The Year Last Voted field must be completed. Enter not applicable if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	b. County, City, or Township.  Do not leave blank. Enter "N/A" if not applicable
or if you are a first time voter.
	c. State.
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S. If Using Rural Route, See Instructions.).  Provide the complete E-
911 address of your Vermont voting residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If you
do not have an E-911 address, describe the physical location of your residence. For
example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from the
_____ gas station." This address must be within the town where you claim legal voting
residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year).
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box).
	c. City, Town or Village.
	d. State.
	e. County or Parish.
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known).
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.)
Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current
mailing address. It must be different from the address you provided in Item 3.
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote.).  If you have not been administered the
oath previously, you must place an oath label or write the oath in Item 7, Remarks (See
Section I.C. and II.C.). Also, you must specify your desire for acceptance of your
application as a ballot request for both the primary and general elections, otherwise, your
FPCA will serve as a request for one election only.
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d).  You must select ONE box.
Note: Item 8f is not applicable for voting purposes in Vermont.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant.  You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year).  If you are using the FPCA to register and have not
taken the Voter's Oath previously, a notary public, commissioned officer, or any official
authorized to administer oaths must complete this section.
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Vermont and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the primary election and general
election in a calendar year by specifying such on your FPCA (for local, state and Federal
offices). However, you must submit a separate FPCA for special elections.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the town clerk so
that it is postmarked not later than the second Saturday before the election.
To request an absentee ballot if you are already registered, send a completed FPCA to the
town clerk so that it arrives not later than 5 p.m. or the closing of the town clerk's office
on the day preceding the election. Alternatively, you may request a ballot by telephone.
(Although Vermont law allows absentee ballot requests as stated, you must time your
request in order for you to receive your ballot in time to actually return it so it arrives at
the Town Clerks office before 7 p.m. on election day.)
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the town clerk not later than the close
of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 35 days before Federal and
state elections. Ballots for local elections are available 20 days before the election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: If you have never registered before in Vermont, you must take the "Voter's Oath"
as part of the registration process. You must take this oath before a commissioned officer,
notary, or other official authorized to administer oaths.
Voter's Oath
"I solemnly swear (or affirm) that whenever I give my vote or suffrage, touching any
matter that concerns the State of Vermont, I will do it so as in my conscience I shall
judge will most conduce to the best good of the same, as established by the Constitution,
without fear or favor of any person." (Vermont Constitution, Chapter II, Section 42).
Following completion of the oath, place one of the state oath labels from Section III.E in
Item 7 of the FPCA. If no labels are available, write the above oath in Item 7.
Ballot Return Envelope: The ballot return envelope is not sworn to or witnessed.
However, your signature must be on the inside envelope certificate
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Vermont allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax. After
faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
Vermont allows you to receive the blank absentee ballot by fax.
Vermont does not allow you to return your voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application for Ballot by Proxy
A member of your immediate family may request a ballot from the town clerk for you.
This request by proxy must be received by 5 p.m., the day before the election.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Vermont and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Vermont.
	residents of Vermont temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	overseas citizens (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the primary election and general
election in a calendar year by specifying such on your FPCA. However, you must submit
a separate FPCA for special elections.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the town clerk so
that it is postmarked not later than the second Saturday before the election.
To request an absentee ballot if you are already registered, send a completed FPCA to the
town clerk so that it arrives not later than 5 p.m. or the closing of the town clerk's office
on the day preceding the election. Alternatively, you may request a ballot by telephone.
(Although Vermont law allows absentee ballot requests as stated, you must time your
request in order for you to receive your ballot in time to actually return it so it arrives at
the Town Clerks office before 7 p.m. on election day.)
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the town clerk by close of polls on
election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots approximately 35 days before Federal and
state elections. Ballots for local elections are available 20 days before the election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: If you have never registered before in Vermont, you must take the "Voter's Oath"
as part of the registration process. You must take this oath before a commissioned officer,
notary, or other official authorized to administer oaths.
Voter's Oath
"I solemnly swear (or affirm) that whenever I give my vote or suffrage, touching any
matter that concerns the State of Vermont, I will do it so as in my conscience I shall
judge will most conduce to the best good of the same, as established by the Constitution,
without fear or favor of any person." (Vermont Constitution, Chapter II, Section 42).
Following completion of the oath, place one of the state oath labels from Section III in
Item 7 of the FPCA. If no labels are available, write the above oath in Item 7.
Ballot Return Envelope: The ballot return envelope is not sworn to or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Vermont allows you to send the FPCA for registration and absentee ballot by fax. After
faxing, submit the FPCA by mail.
Vermont allows you to receive the absentee ballot by fax.
Vermont does not allow you to return your voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
A member of your immediate family may request a ballot from the town clerk for you.
This request by proxy must be received by 5 p.m., the day before the election. (Although
Vermont law allows absentee ballot requests as stated, you must time your request in
order for you to receive your ballot in time to actually return it so it arrives at the Town
Clerks office before 7 p.m. on election day.)
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Cancellation of Registration
Persons who are no longer residents of Vermont may be removed from the voting
checklist.
B. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of acceptance or denial is sent.
C. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration should reapply, providing the information requested in the
first notice of denial. If a second denial is received, consult a legal assistance officer or
civilian counsel.
D. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the Town Clerk, town or city of voting residence. A list of towns and
cities follows. If your town is not listed below, please call the Federal Voting Assistance
Program at 703-588-1584, 1-800-438-8683 (VOTE), DSN 425-1584 (military) or e-mail
at vote@fvap.ncr.gov.
City/Town  		Mailing Address
Addison  		7099 VT RTE 22A  05491
Albany  		PO Box 284  05820
Alburg  		PO Box 346  05440
Andover 		953 Weston-Andover Rd.  05143
Arlington 		PO Box 304  05250
Athens  		25 Brookline Rd.  05143
Bakersfield 	PO Box 203  05441
Baltimore  		1902 Baltimore Rd.  05143
Barnard  		PO Box 274  05031
Barnet  		PO Box 15  05821
Barre City  	6 North Main Street, Ste. 6, Barre  05641
Barre Town  	PO Box 124, Websterville, VT  05678
Barton  		34 Main Street  05822
Belvidere  		3996 VT RTE 109  05442
Bennington  	205 South Street  05201
Benson  		PO Box 163  05731
Berkshire  		4454 Watertower Rd, Enosburg Falls, VT  05450
Berlin  		108 Shed Road  05602
Bethel  		RR 2, Box 85  05032
Bloomfield  	3399 VT Rte. 102  05905
Bolton  		3045 T. Roosevelt Hwy., Waterbury, VT  05676
Bradford  		PO Box 339  05033
Braintree  		932 Vt. Rt. 12A  05060
Brandon  		49 Center Street  05733
Brattleboro 	230 Main St., Suite 108  05301
Bridgewater 	PO Box 14  05034
Bridport  		PO Box 27  05734
Brighton  		1506 Rt. 114, Norton Road, Island Pond, VT  05846
Bristol  		PO Box 249  05443
Brookfield  	PO Box 463  05036
Brookline  		PO Box 403, Newfane, VT  05345
Brownington 	509 Dutton Brook Lane  05860
Brunswick  		4495 VT RTE 102  05905
Burke  		212 School Street., West Burke, VT  05871
Burlington  	149 Church St.  05401
Cabot  		PO Box 36  05647
Calais  		668 West County Rd.  05648
Cambridge  		PO Box 127, Jeffersonville, VT  05464
Canaan  		PO Box 159  05903
Castleton  		PO Box 727  05735
Cavendish  		PO Box 126  05142
Charleston  	5063 Vt. Rte. 105, West Charleston, VT  05872
Charlotte  		PO Box 119  05445
Chelsea  		PO Box 266  05038
Chester  		PO Box 370  05143
Chittenden  	PO Box 89  05737
Clarendon  		PO Box 30, Clarendon, VT  05759
Colchester 		PO Box 55  05446
Concord  		PO Box 317  05824
Corinth  		PO Box 461  05039
Cornwall  		2629 Route 30  05753
Conventry  		PO Box 104  05825
Craftsbury  	PO Box 55  05826
Danby  		PO Box 231  05739
Danville  		PO Box 183  05828
Derby  		PO Box 25  05829
Dorset  		PO Box 0024, East Dorset, VT  05253
Dover  		PO Box 527, West Dover, VT  05356
Dummerston  	1523 Middle Rd., East Dummerston, VT  05346
Duxbury  		3316 Crossett Hill, Waterbury, VT  05676
East Haven  	PO Box 10  05837
East Montpelier  	PO Box 157  05651
Eden  		71 Old Schoolhouse Rd., Eden Mills, VT  05653
Elmore		PO Box 123, Lake Elmore, VT  05657
Enosburgh  		PO Box 465, Enosburg Falls, VT  05450
Essex  		81 Main Street, Essex Junction, VT  05452
Fair Haven  	3 North Park Place  05743
Fairfax  		PO Box 27  05454
Fairfield  		PO Box 5  05455
Fairlee  		PO Box 95  05045
Fayston  		866 N. Fayston Rd., North Fayston, VT  05660
Ferrisburgh  	PO Box 6  05456
Fletcher  		215 Cambridge Rd., Cambridge, VT  05444
Franklin  		PO Box 82  05457
Georgia  		47 Town Common Rd., N. St. Albans, VT  05478
Glover  		51 Bean Hill  05839
Goshen 		50 Carlisle Hill Rd.  05733
Grafton  		PO Box 180  05146
Granby  		PO Box 56  05840
Grand Isle  	PO Box 49  05458
Granville  		PO Box 66  05747
Greensboro 		PO Box 119  05841
Groton  		314 Scott Highway  05046
Guildhall  		PO Box 10  05905
Guilford  		236 School St.  05301
Halifax  		PO Box 45, West Halifax  05358
Hancock  		PO Box 100  05748
Hardwick  		PO Box 523  05843
Hartford  		171 Bridge St., White River Junction, VT  05001
Hartland  		PO Box 349  05048
Highgate  		PO Box 67, Highgate Center, VT  05459
Hinesburg  		PO Box 133  05461
Holland  		120 School Rd., Derby Line, VT  05830
Hubbardton  	66 Hortonia Rd-Hubbardton, Fair Haven, VT  05743
Huntington  	4930 Main Road  05462
Hyde Park  		PO Box 98  05655
Ira  			808 Route 133-IRA, W. Rutland, VT  05777
Irasburg  		PO Box 51  05845
Isle La Motte  	PO Box 250  05463
Jamaica  		PO Box 173  05343
Jay  			1036 VT RTE 242  05859
Jericho  		PO Box 67  05465
Johnson  		PO Box 383  05656
Killington  	PO Box 429  05751
Kirby  		346 Town Hall Rd., Lyndonville, VT  05851
Landgrove  		Box 508, Londonderry, VT  05148
Leicester  		44 Schoolhouse Rd.  05733
Lemington  		2549 River Rd., VT 102  05903
Lincoln  		62 Quaker St.  05443
Londonderry  	PO Box 118, South Londonderry, VT  05155
Lowell  		2170 VT Rt. 100  05847
Ludlow  		PO Box 307  05149
Lunenburg  		Box 54  05906
Lyndon  		PO Box 167, Lyndonville  05851
Maidstone  		PO Box 118, Guildhall, VT  05905
Manchester  	PO Box 830, Manchester Center, VT  05255
Marlboro  		PO Box E  05344
Marshfield  	122 School St., RM 1  05658
Mendon  		34 US Route 4  05701
Middlebury  	94 Main Street  05753
Middlesex  		5 Church St.  05602
Middletown Spgs.  PO Box 1232  05757
Milton  		PO Box 18  05468
Monkton  		280 Monkton Ridge, N. Ferrisburgh, VT  05473
Montgomery  	PO Box 356, Montgomery Center, VT  05471
Montpelier  	39 Main St.  05602
Moretown  		PO Box 666  05660
Morgan  		PO Box 45  05853
Morristown  	PO Box 748, Morrisville, VT  05661
Mount Holly  	PO Box 248  05758
Mount Tabor  	PO Box 245  05739
New Haven  		78 North St.  05472
Newark  		1336 Newark St.  05871
Newbury  		PO Box 126  05051
Newfane  		PO Box 36  05345
Newport City  	222 Main St., Newport, VT  05855
Newport Town  	PO Box 85, Newport Center  05857
North Hero  	PO Box 38  05474
Northfield  	51 South Main Street  05663
Norton  		PO Box 148  05907
Norwich  		PO Box 376  05055
Orange  		PO Box 233, East Barre, VT  05649
Orwell  		PO Box 32  05760
Panton  		PO Box 174, Vergennes, VT  05491
Pawlet  		PO Box 128  05761
Peacham  		PO Box 244  05862
Peru  		PO Box 127  05152
Pittsfield  	PO Box 556  05762
Pittsford  		PO Box 10  05763
Plainfield  	PO Box 217  05667
Plymouth  		68 Town Office Rd.  05056
Pomfret  		PO Box 286, North Pomfret, VT  05053
Poultney  		9 Main St., Ste. 2  05764
Pownal  		PO Box 411  05261
Proctor  		45 Main Street  05765
Putney  		PO Box 233  05346
Randolph  		Drawer B, 7 Summer St.  05060
Reading  		PO Box 72  05062
Readsboro  		PO Box 246  05350
Richford  		PO Box 236  05476
Richmond  		PO Box 285  05477
Ripton  		PO Box 10  05766
Rochester  		PO Box 238  05767
Rockingham  	PO Box 339, Bellows Falls, VT  05101
Roxbury  		PO Box 53  05669
Royalton  		PO Box 680, South Royalton, VT  05068
Rupert  		PO Box 140, West Rupert, VT  05776
Rutland City  	PO Box 969, Rutland, VT  05702
Rutland Town  	PO Box 225, Center Rutland, VT  05736
Ryegate  		PO Box 332  05042
St. Albans City  	PO Box 867, St. Albans, VT  05478
St. Albans Town  	PO Box 37, St. Albans Bay, VT  05481
St. George  	1 Barber Road  05495
St. Johnsbury  	1187 Main St., Ste. 2  05819
Salisbury  		PO Box 66  05769
Sandgate  		3266 Sandgate Rd.  05250
Searsburg  		PO Box 157, Wilmington, VT  05363
Shaftsbury  	PO Box 409  05262
Sharon  		PO Box 250  05065
Sheffield  		PO Box 165  05866
Shelburne  		PO Box 88  05482
Sheldon  		PO Box 66  05483
Shoreham  		297 Main St.  05770
Shrewsbury  	9823 Cold River Rd.  05738
South Burlington  575 Dorset Street  05403
South Hero  	PO Box 175  05486
Springfield  	96 Main Street  05156
Stamford  		986 Main Road  05352
Stannard  		PO Box 94, Greensboro Bend, VT  05842
Starksboro  	PO Box 91  05487
Stockbridge  	PO Box 39  05772
Stowe  		PO Box 248  05672
Strafford  		PO Box 27  05072
Stratton  		PO Box 166, West Wardsboro, VT  05360
Sudbury  		4694 Rte. 30  05733
Sunderland  	PO Box 295, East Arlington, VT  05252
Sutton  		PO Box 106  05867
Swanton  		PO Box 711  05488
Thetford  		PO Box 126, Thetford Center, VT  05075
Tinmouth  		515 North End Rd.  05773
Topsham  		PO Box 69  05076
Townshend  		PO Box 223  05353
Troy  		PO Box 80, North Troy, VT  05859
Tunbridge  		PO Box 6  05077
Underhill  		PO Box 32, Underhill Center, VT  05490
Vergennes  		PO Box 35  05491
Vernon  		567 Governor Hunt Rd.  05354
Vershire  		6894 VT Rte. 113  05079
Victory  		PO Box 609, North Concord, VT  05858
Waitsfield  	9 Bridge St.  05673
Walden  		12 VT RTE 215, West Danville, VT  05873
Wallingford  	PO Box 327  05773
Waltham  		PO Box 175  05491
Wardsboro  		PO Box 48  05355
Warren  		PO Box 337  05674
Washington  	2974 VT RTE 110  05675
Waterbury  		51 South Main Street  05676
Waterford  		PO Box 56, Lower Waterford, VT  05848
Waterville  	PO Box 31  05492
Weathersfield  	PO Box E, Ascutney, VT  05030
Wells  		PO Box 585  05774
West Fairlee  	PO Box 615  05083
West Haven  	RD 1 Box 3895, Fair Haven, VT  05743
West Rutland  	35 Marble Street  05777
West Windsor  	PO Box 6, Brownsville, VT  05037
Westfield  		1257 VT Rt. 100  05874
Westford  		1713 Vt. Route 128  05494
Westminster  	PO Box 147  05158
Westmore  		54 Hinton Hill Rd., Orleans, VT  05860
Weston  		PO Box 98  05161
Weybridge  		1727 Quaker Village Rd.  05753
Wheelock  		PO Box 1328, Lyndonville, VT  05851
Whiting  		29 South Main Street  05778
Whitingham  	PO Box 529, Jacksonville, VT  05342
Williamstown  	PO Box 646  05679
Williston  		7900 Williston Road  05495
Wilmington  	PO Box 217  05363
Windham  		5976 WIndham Hill Road  05359
Windsor  		PO Box 47  05089
Winhall  		Box 389, Bondville, VT  05340
Winooski  		27 West Allen Street  05404
Wolcott  		PO Box 100  05680
Woodbury  		PO Box 10  05681
Woodford  		1391 VT RTE 9  05201
Woodstock  		31 The Green  05091
Worcester  		Drawer 161  05682
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WASHINGTON
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
before completing and signing your application.
FEDERAL POST CARD APPLICATION
REGISTRATION AND ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST - FEDERAL POST CARD
APPLICATION (FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ (Required field). County Of________. City Or
Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. APPLICANT INFORMATION:
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) (Required field)
	b. Sex.
	c. Race.
	d. Date of Birth.  MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field).
	e. Social Security Number.
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I LAST VOTED OR PLACE OF LAST REGISTRATION: (Do not leave blank. Enter
"N/A" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year. (Required field)
	b. County, City, or Township. (Required field)
	c. State. (Required field)
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known).
3. VOTING RESIDENCE: (For military: legal residence. For overseas civilians: last
residence in U.S. If Using Rural Route: Provide the complete street address of your
Washington voting residence. A post office box or rural route is not sufficient. If your
address includes a rural route, describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway
_____, 2 miles past Highway _____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This
address must be within the county or township where you claim legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box). (Required field)
	c. City, Town or Village. (Required field)
	d. State. (Required field)
	e. County or Parish. (Required field)
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known). (Required field)
4. MAIL ABSENTEE BALLOT TO: (Print the complete address where you want your
ballot sent - usually your current mailing address. Your current mailing address must be
different from the address you provided in Item 3.) (Required field)
5. YOUR FAX NUMBER: (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes.)
6. POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: (Washington is an open primary state, so
designation of political party affiliation is not required.)
7. REMARKS: (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials
in determining your eligibility to register and vote. If you do not wish to request an
absentee ballot for all future elections, indicate in this section for which elections you are
requesting an absentee ballot. You may also use this section to include any former name
under which you may be registered or a telephone number where you can be reached.)
8. AFFIRMATION BY APPLICANT:
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (X only one of a, b, c or d (Required
field). Read e through h.)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. (You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.)  (Required field)
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year) (Required field)
9. WITNESS/NOTARY ADDRESS AND SIGNATURE: (Not required by state law)
Date Signed MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Washington and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request absentee ballots for all future elections, except if
you are requesting a special write-in ballot (see Section E). You may also request
absentee ballots by telephone, fax, e-mail or by filling out and mailing the request form
printed from the Secretary of State web site. Notifying the county auditor of any mailing
address changes is required for an individual to receive absentee ballots for all future
elections (for local, state and Federal offices).
Washington will automatically use a completed FPCA as a form for voter registration.
To register to vote only, send a completed FPCA to the auditor in the county where your
voting residence is located at any time. It must be received 30 days prior to the election.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send your FPCA to the auditor in the county
where your voting residence is located. The county auditor must receive your FPCA not
earlier than 90 days before and not later than one day before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send your FPCA
to the auditor in the county where your voting residence is located. The county auditor
must receive your FPCA or any other written and signed request not earlier than 90 days
before and not later than one day before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the county auditor within 10 days
after the primary election or 15 days after the general election. Postmark your voted
ballot by election day.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 20 days before the election.
You must sign an oath validating the ballot
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	1. Washington allows you to send your FPCA ballot request by fax. If you are
registering to vote, the original form must also be mailed.
	2. Washington allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	3. Some Washington counties allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Washington provides a state special write-in absentee ballot, available 90 days before an
election, if you believe that you will be unable to vote and return a regular absentee ballot
by normal mail delivery within the period provided for regular absentee ballots.
The FPCA may be used to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the
FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.F. If no labels are
available, write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote and return a regular absentee ballot by
normal mail delivery within the time provided for regular absentee ballots. I request a
special write-in absentee ballot." Candidate and issue information may not be available at
the time of your request.
The state special write-in ballot must be requested not earlier than 90 days before the
election. You may vote it by writing in the names of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens and residents of Washington, or
overseas voters. The term "overseas voter" means any elector of the state of Washington
outside the territorial limits of the U.S. or the District of Columbia.
Washington residents residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request absentee ballots for all future elections, except if
you are requesting a special write-in ballot (see Section E). You may also request
absentee ballots by telephone, fax, e-mail or by filling out and mailing the request form
printed from the Secretary of State web site. Notifying the county auditor of any mailing
address changes is required for an individual to receive absentee ballots for all future
elections.
Washington will automatically use a completed FPCA as a form for voter registration.
To register to vote only, send a completed FPCA to the auditor in the county where your
voting residence is located at any time. It must be received 30 days prior to the election.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send your FPCA to the auditor in the county
where your voting residence is located. The county auditor must receive your FPCA not
earlier than 90 days before and not later than one day before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send your FPCA
to the auditor in the county where your voting residence is located. The county auditor
must receive your FPCA or any other written and signed request not earlier than 90 days
before and not later than one day before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive at the county auditor within 10 days
after the primary election or 15 days after the general election. Postmark your voted
ballot by election day.
Local election officials mail ballots approximately 20 days before the election.
You must sign an oath validating the ballot.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	1. Washington allows you to send your FPCA ballot request by fax. If you are
registering to vote, the original form must also be mailed.
	2. Washington allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	3. Some counties allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
	DSN 223-5527
	(703) 693-5527
	1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Washington provides a state special write-in absentee ballot available 90 days before an
election if you believe that you will be unable to vote and return a regular absentee ballot
by normal mail delivery within the period provided for regular absentee ballots.
The FPCA may be used to request this state special write-in ballot. In Item 7 of the
FPCA, place one of the state special write-in labels from Section III.F. If no labels are
available, write in Item 7: "I am unable to vote and return a regular absentee ballot by
normal mail delivery within the time provided for regular absentee ballots. I request a
special write-in absentee ballot." Candidate and issue information may not be available at
the time of your request.
The state special write-in ballot must be requested not earlier than 90 days before the
election. You may vote it by writing in the names of specific candidates.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES & CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Voting
Persons convicted of a felony must have voting rights restored prior to voting. Persons
judicially declared incompetent may not vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
If you change your residence to a different county, you must re-register. If you change
your residence within the same county, you must notify the county elections department
by phone or in writing. Both of these actions must be completed at least 30 days before
the election to be eligible to vote.
C. Late Registration
Unregistered qualified persons may register to vote in person at the office of the county
auditor or a voter registration site in the county in which the applicant resides. This may
be done after the close of registration for voting at the polls up until the 15th day before a
primary, special election, or general election. These persons will be given an absentee
ballot to vote and return by mail.
D. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA or other signed request to the County Auditor in your county of voting
residence as listed below:
County		Address				City		Zip
Adams		210 Broadway St., West		Ritzville	99169-1897
Asotin		PO Box 129			Asotin		99402-0129
Benton		PO Box 470			Prosser		99350-0470
Chelan		PO Box 400			Wenatchee	98807-0400
Clallam		PO Box 3030			Port Angeles	98362-0338
Clark		PO Box 8815			Vancouver	98666-8815
Columbia	341 East Main St.		Dayton		99328-1361
Cowlitz		207 4th Ave., N.		Kelso		98626-4193
Douglas		PO Box 456			Waterville	98858-0456
Ferry		350 E Delaware #2		Republic	99166-9747
Franklin	PO Box 1451			Pasco		99301-1451
Garfield	PO Box 278			Pomeroy		99347-0278
Grant		PO Box 37			Ephrata		98823-0037
Grays Harbor	100 W Broadway, Ste. 2		Montesano	98563-3614
Island		PO Box 5000			Coupeville	98239-5000
Jefferson	PO Box 563			Port Townsend	98368-0563
King		500 4th Ave., Rm. 553		Seattle		98104-3280
Kitsap	1	026 Sidney Ave., Ste 175	Port Orchard	98366
Kittitas	205 W. 5th Ave.			Ellensburg	98926-3129
Klickitat	205 Columbus St., Rm.203	Goldendale	98620-9293
Lewis		PO Box 29			Chehalis	98532-0029
Lincoln		PO Box 28			Davenport	99122
Mason		PO Box 400			Shelton		98584-0400
Okanogan	PO Box 1010			Okanogan	98840-1010
Pacific		PO Box 97			South Bend	98586-0097
Pend Oreille	PO Box 5015			Newport		99156-5015
Pierce		2401 S. 35th St, Rm 200		Tacoma		98409-7498
San Juan	PO Box 638			Friday Harbor	98250-0638
Skagit		PO Box 1306			Mt Vernon	98273-1306
Skamania	PO Box 790			Stevenson	98648-0790
Snohomish	3000 Rockefeller Ave., (MS-505)	Everett		98201-4046
Spokane		W. 1116 Broadway		Spokane		99260-0020
Stevens		215 South Oak, Room 106		Colville	99114-0189
Thurston	2000 Lakeridge Dr., SW		Olympia		98502
Wahkiakum	PO Box 543			Cathlamet	98612-0543
Walla Walla	PO Box 1856			Walla Walla	99362-1856
Whatcom		311 Grand Ave., Ste 103		Bellingham	98225-4038
Whitman		PO Box 350			Colfax		99111-0350
Yakima		128 N.Second St., #117		Yakima		98901-
2646
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Wisconsin
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave blank. Enter "NA" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(Provide the complete street address of your Wisconsin voting
residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route,
describe its location in Item 7. For example: "Box _____, Highway _____." This address
must be different from the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the town, city or
village where you claim legal voting residence.)
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent
- usually your current mailing address. It must be different from the address you provide
in Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections. See instructions.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d) Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant.  You must sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you
are swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens and residents of Wisconsin.
Under Wisconsin law, "military voters" are defined as:
	members of the U.S. Armed Forces or merchant marine
	civilians officially attached to the military overseas
	civilian employees of the U.S. Government overseas
	Peace Corps volunteers, members of the commissioned corps of the Federal
Public Health Service or the commissioned corps of the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration
	spouses and dependents of the above
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both any and all elections while in the
service (for local, state and Federal offices).
Registration is not required.
To apply for an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the municipal clerk so that it
arrives not later than the Friday before the election. Or, you may request an absentee
ballot by sending a written request, making sure to include the information needed on the
FPCA (such as your full name, your legal voting address in Wisconsin, where you wish
the ballot to be sent, signature, etc.).
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail out absentee ballots 30 days before the fall primary election
and 30 days before the subsequent general election. Absentee ballots are mailed out 21
days before a spring primary and 21 days before the subsequent spring general election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required.
Ballot Return Envelope: The certificate on the ballot return envelope must be witnessed
by one (1) adult U.S. citizen. List your date of birth.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Wisconsin allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot request by fax.
However, you must then mail the FPCA to the municipal clerk, making sure that it is
postmarked the same day that it is faxed.
	Wisconsin allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Wisconsin does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Wisconsin provides a state special write-in absentee ballot. The ballot is sent
automatically to those listed under Section I.A. "Who Can Do It" who have previously
requested an absentee ballot for any election.
Vote it by writing in the names of the specific candidates or the name of any recognized
political party.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Wisconsin and
overseas electors. The term "overseas elector" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Wisconsin.
	Wisconsin residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. not listed in Section
I.A. (for local, state and Federal office ballots)
	overseas electors (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
Wisconsin residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. may use a single FPCA or
written correspondence to request ballots for any local, state and federal elections in a
calendar year.
Overseas electors may use a single FPCA or written correspondence to request ballots for
both the primary and general election for Federal offices in a calendar year.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the municipal clerk
so that it arrives not later than the second Wednesday (13 days) before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the municipal clerk so that it arrives not later than the Friday before
the election. Or, you may request an absentee ballot by sending a written request, making
sure to include the information needed on the FPCA (such as your full name, your legal
voting address in Wisconsin, where you wish the ballot to be sent, signature, etc.).
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail out absentee ballots 30 days before the primary election and
30 days before the subsequent general election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
FPCA: No notary or witness required.
Ballot Return Envelope: The certificate on the ballot return envelope must be witnessed
by one (1) adult U.S. citizen. Include your date of birth.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	Wisconsin allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot request by fax.
However, you must then mail the FPCA to the municipal clerk, making sure that it is
postmarked the same day that it is faxed.
	Wisconsin allows you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	Wisconsin does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
DSN 223-5527
(703) 693-5527
1-800-368-8683
F. Special Write-in Absentee Ballot
Wisconsin provides a state special write-in absentee ballot to overseas electors. This
special write-in ballot will be sent to those electors who request an absentee ballot not
later than 30 days before the election.
Vote it by writing in the names of specific candidates or the name of any recognized
political party.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of treason, bribery, a felony, betting on the outcome of an election,
those under a guardianship order, or persons who have been adjudicated to be incapable
of understanding the objectives of the electoral process may not register or vote unless
their civil rights have been restored.
B. Cancellation of Registration
Registration may be canceled for failure to vote within the four previous years.
C. Action on Registration Requests
Persons using the FPCA to register may be notified of registration.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
If registration is denied contact the Municipal Clerk. If necessary, consult a legal
assistance officer or civilian counsel for advice.
E. Voting By Citizens Who Have Never Lived in the U.S.
A U.S. citizen who was born abroad and who is eligible to vote and who has never lived
in the U.S. may register and vote in the municipality where a parent would be eligible to
register and vote (for Federal offices only).
F. Where to Send it
Mail the FPCA to the Municipal Clerk in the city, town or village of voting residence.
Milwaukee voters should mail the FPCA to the City Board of Election Commissioners.
Wisconsin has many municipal jurisdictions. A partial list of major cities and villages
follows. A complete list of Municipal Clerks, along with addresses and telephone
numbers, may be found on the Wisconsin website on the World Wide Web. The address
for the Elections Division is "http://elections.state.wi.us/municipalclerkslist.txt". Or, you
may contact the Federal Voting Assistance Program at (703) 588-1584, 1-800-438-8683
(VOTE), DSN 425-1584 (military) or by e-mail at vote@fvap.ncr.gov.
City or Village	Mailing Address   Zip Code
Appleton  100 North Appleton Street  54911-4799
City of Beloit  100 State Street  53511-6234
City of Brookfield  2000 North Calhoun Road  53005-5095
City of Cudahy  PO Box 100380  53110-6106
City of Eau Claire  PO Box 5148  54702-5148
City of Fond du Lac  PO Box 150  54936-0150
City of Franklin  9229 West Loomis Road  53132-9728
City of Green Bay  100 North Jefferson Street, Room 106  54301-5026
Village of Greendale  6500 Northway  53129-1827
City of Greenfield  7325 West Forest Home Avenue  53220-3396
City of Janesville  PO Box 5005  53547-5005
City of Kenosha  625 52nd Street, Room 105  53140-3480
CIty of Kaukauna  PO Box 890  54130-0890
City of La Cross  400 La Crosse Street  54601-3396
City of Madison  210 Martin Luther King, Jr., Room 103  53703-3342
City of Manitowoc  PO Box 1597  54221-1597
City of Marshfield  PO Box 727  54449-0727
Village of Menomonee Falls  W156 N8480 Pilgrom Road  53051-3140
City of Milwaukee  200 East Wells Street, Room 501  53202-3565
City of Neenah  PO Box 426  54957-0426
City of New Berlin  PO Box 510921  53151-0921
City of Oak Creek  8640 South Howell Avenue  53154-2948
City of Oshkosh  PO Box 1130  54903-1130
City of Racine  730 Washington Avenue, #102  53403-1184
City of Sheboygan  828 Center Avenue  53081-4496
City of S. Milwaukee  2424 15th Avenue  53172-2499
City of Stevens Point  1515 Strongs Avenue  54481-3594
City of Superior  1407 Hammond Avenue  54880-1695
City of Watertown  PO Box 477  53094-0477
City of Wausau  407 Grant Street  54403-4783
City of Waukesha  201 Delafield Street  53188-3692
City of Wauwatosa  PO Box 13068  53213-0068
City of West Allis  7525 West Greenfield Avenue  53214-4688
City of West Bend  1115 South Main Street  53095-4658
City of Wisconsin Rapids  444 West Grand Avenue  54495-2780
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West Virginia
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information
	a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
	b. Sex
	c. Race
	d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	e. Social Security Number
	f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration.
Do not leave blank. Enter "NA" if not applicable or if you are a first time voter.
	a. Year
	b. County, City, or Township
	c. State
	d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(For military, legal residence. For overseas civilians,
last residence in U.S.)
Provide the complete street address of your West Virginia voting residence. A post office
box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route, describe its location. For
example: "2 miles up Low Gap Creek from Highway 11." This address must be different
from the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county or township where you
claim legal voting residence.
	a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
	b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
	c. City, Town or Village
	d. State
	e. County or Parish
	f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Mailing address where you want the ballot to be sent.)
Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent - usually your current
mailing address. The address used must be out of the county of your residence (Item 3).
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (This information is required by most states to send you a
ballot for primary elections).
If you do not list a party affiliation, you will vote a nonpartisan ballot in primary
elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a primary
ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA. (Since
1988, the Republican Party has allowed "no party affiliation voters" to vote in its primary
election by requesting a Republican ballot. The Democratic Party allows only registered
Democrats to vote in its primary election.) Political party affiliation is not required if only
requesting absentee ballots for general elections. If you are currently registered and want
to change your political party affiliation or you have previously declined to indicate a
political party and you now want to vote in a partisan primary election, you must submit
a completed FPCA which includes your new political party affiliation to the local
election official not later than 20 days before the election.
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d)
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
	a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an
eligible spouse or dependent.
	b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
	c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
	d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
	e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to
any state/local oath or statement.
	f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been
adjudicated mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
	g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in
the U.S.
	h. The information on this form is true and complete.
	i. Signature Of Applicant. Sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you are
swearing or affirming that the information is true and correct.
	j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
I. UNIFORMED SERVICES
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of West Virginia and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Persons who
are not West Virginia residents are not eligible as a result of their spouses' residence.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year (for
local, state and Federal offices).
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the Clerk of the
County Commission so that it is received not later than the 20th day before the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the Clerk of the County Commission so that it arrives not earlier than
January 1st or 84 days before the election (whichever is earlier) and not later than the
sixth day before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Your ballot will be counted if it is received through the mail
before the start of canvassing which occurs 3 days after a primary and 5 days after a
general or special election.
The clerk mails out absentee ballots beginning 42 days before an election.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12 and Section
I.E.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
		West Virginia allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot by fax. If
you are registering to vote, the original form must also be mailed.
		West Virginia does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
		West Virginia does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
		DSN 223-5527
		(703) 693-5527
		1-800-368-8683
F. Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot
West Virginia has expanded the use of the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB)
(SF 186). The instructions described in Chapter 2 of this Guide remain the same, except
that West Virginia also allows the FWAB to be used in the Presidential primary election,
Congressional primary elections and Congressional general elections and local, state and
Federal offices in general, special and primary elections.
Use the FWAB only in accordance with the instructions described in Chapter 2 and only
in those elections mentioned above. Otherwise, your ballot will not be counted.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
II. CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of West Virginia and
overseas electors. The term "overseas elector" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in West Virginia. Persons
who are not West Virginia residents are not eligible as a result of their spouses'
residence.
		residents of West Virginia temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local,
state and Federal office ballots)
		overseas electors
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for all elections in a calendar year.
To register and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the Clerk of the
County Commission so that it has a U.S. postmark date not later than the 20th day before
the election.
If you are already registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot, send a
completed FPCA to the Clerk of the County Commission so that it arrives not earlier than
January 1st or 84 days before the election (whichever is earlier) and not later than the
sixth day before the election.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: However, your ballot will be counted if it is received through the
mail before the start of canvassing which occurs 3 days after a primary and 5 days after a
general or special election.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12 and Section II.E.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
	West Virginia allows you to send the FPCA for absentee ballot by fax. If you are
registering to vote, the original form must also be mailed.
	West Virginia does not allow you to receive the blank ballot by fax.
	West Virginia does not allow you to return the voted ballot by fax.
Please refer to Appendix C for specific instructions when transmitting election materials
electronically. Use only the following numbers:
		DSN 223-5527
		(703) 693-5527
		1-800-368-8683
F. Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot
West Virginia has expanded the use of the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB)
(SF 186). The instructions described in Chapter 2 of this Guide remain the same, except
that West Virginia also allows the FWAB to be used in the Presidential primary election,
Congressional primary elections and Congressional general elections and local, state and
Federal offices in general, special and primary elections.
Use the FWAB only in accordance with the instructions described in Chapter 2 and only
in those elections mentioned above. Otherwise, your ballot will not be counted.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
III. UNIFORMED SERVICES AND CIVILIANS OUTSIDE U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony, treason or election bribery and persons found of unsound
mind may not vote.
B. Cancellation of Registration
If identified as "possible ineligible," permanent registration is canceled after two general
elections for failure to respond to a confirmation notice and the citizen does not vote at
least once during a period covering two (2) general elections for Federal office following
that notice or otherwise updates his/her registration.
C. Action on Registration Requests
A registration receipt is sent. Incomplete applications are returned.
D. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration may appeal to the county commission. Consult a legal
assistance officer or civilian counsel.
E. Where To Send It
If you are registering and applying for an absentee ballot, mail the FPCA to the Clerk of
the County Commission, county of voting residence, as listed below. If you are already
registered and are only applying for an absentee ballot for Federal, state, county or local
elections, mail the FPCA to the Clerk of the County Commission, county of voting
residence, as listed below:*
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Barbour  Philippi  26416-1154
Berkeley  Martinsburg  25401-3210
Boone  Madison  25130-1189
Braxton  Sutton  26601-1313
Brooke  Wellsburg  26070-0474
Cabell  Huntington  25701-0545
Calhoun  Grantsville  26147-0266
Clay  Clay  25043-0129
Doddridge  West Union  26456-1297
Fayette  Fayetteville  25840-1517
Gilmer  Glenville  26351-1246
Grant  Petersburg  26847-1795
Greenbrier  Lewisburg  24901-0751
Hampshire  Romney  26757-1696
Hancock  New Cumberland  26047-0428
Hardy  Moorefield  26836-1155
Harrison  Clarksburg  26301-2967
Jackson  Ripley  25271-0427
Jefferson  Charles Town  25414-1072
Kanawha  Charleston  25301-2500
Lewis  Weston  26452-0069
Lincoln  Hamlin  25523-1419
Logan  Logan  25601-3939
McDowell  Welch  24801-0400
Marion  Fairmont  26554-1269
Marshall  Moundsville  26041-2129
Mason  Point Pleasant  25550-1131
Mercer  Princeton  24740-2626
Mineral  Keyser  26726-3597
Mingo  Williamson  25661-0435
Monongalia  Morgantown  26505-5427
Monroe  Union  24983-0350
Morgan  Berkeley Springs  25411-1501
Nicholas  Summersville  26651-1489
Ohio  Wheeling  26003-3592
Pendleton  Franklin  26807-0089
Pleasants  St. Marys  26170-1317
Pocahontas  Marlinton  24954-1394
Preston  Kingwood  26537-1121
Putnam  Winfield  25213-0358
Raleigh  Beckley  25801-4688
Randolph  Elkins  26241-4099
Ritchie  Harrisville  26362-1271
Roane  Spencer  25276-0122
Summers  Hinton  25951-1058
Taylor  Grafton  26354-1387
Tucker  Parsons  26287-0267
Tyler  Middlebourne  26149-0008
Upshur  Buckhannon  26201-2259
Wayne  Wayne  25570-0038
Webster  Webster Springs  26288-1095
Wetzel  New Martinsville  26155-0263
Wirt  Elizabeth  26143-0465
Wood  Parkersburg  26101-5353
Wyoming  Pineville  24874-9802
NOTE: * If you wish to apply for an absentee ballot for a municipal election, mail a
separate FPCA to the city clerk or recorder of your city of residence.
*In some counties, the circuit clerk may perform absentee duties.
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Wyoming
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the primary form for requesting registration
and/or an absentee ballot from your local election official. Read all instructions below
and on the FPCA before completing and signing your application.
Federal Post Card Application
Registration And Absentee Ballot Request-Federal Post Card Application(FPCA)
Application For State Of_________ County Of________ City Or Township Of_______.
I Request Absentee Ballots For All Elections Which I Am Eligible To Vote.
1. Applicant Information (See instruction 1.)
a. Typed or Printed Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
b. Sex
c. Race
d. Date of Birth  MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
e. Social Security Number
f. Other Identification Number (passport, ID card)
2. I Last Voted or Place of Last Registration (Do not leave blank. Enter "NA" if not
applicable or if you are a first time voter.)
a. Year
b. County, City, or Township
c. State
d. Voter Registration Number(if known)
3. Voting Residence(Provide the complete street address of your Wyoming voting
residence. A post office box is not sufficient. If your address includes a rural route,
describe its location in Item 7. For example: "on Highway _____, 2 miles past Highway
_____, across the street from the _____ gas station." This address must be different from
the one provided in Item 4 and must be within the county where you claim legal voting
residence.)
a. Last Date of Residency MM/DD/YY(Month, Day, Year)
b. Number and Street (Do Not Use Post Office Box)
c. City, Town or Village
d. State
e. County or Parish
f. Zip Code (9 digit, if known)
4. Mail Absentee Ballot To: (Print the complete address where you want your ballot sent
- usually your current mailing address. It must be different from the address provided in
Item 3.)
5. Your Fax Number (If this application is faxed, include all international prefixes. See
instructions.)
6. Political Party Affiliation (If you do not list a party affiliation, you cannot vote in
primary elections. You must indicate your political party affiliation when applying for a
primary ballot (Example: Democrat, Republican) or write "none" in Item 6 of the FPCA.
Political party affiliation is not required if only requesting absentee ballots for general
elections.)
7. Remarks (Provide additional information which will assist local election officials in
determining your eligibility to register and vote. See instructions.)
8. Affirmation By Applicant (X only one: a, b, c or d).  Check ONE box.
I swear/affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am: (See instructions)
a. a member of the Uniformed Services or merchant marine on active duty, or an eligible
spouse or dependent.
b. a U.S. citizen temporarily residing outside the U.S.
c. a U.S. citizen overseas by virtue of employment or accompanying spouse or
dependent.
d. other U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S.
e. I am a U.S. citizen, eligible to vote in the above jurisdiction, and subscribed to any
state/local oath or statement.
f. I have not been convicted of a felony or other disqualifying offense or been adjudicated
mentally incompetent, or if so, my voting rights have been reinstated.
g. I am not registering, requesting a ballot, or voting in any other jurisdiction in the U.S.
h. The information on this form is true and complete.
i. Signature Of Applicant.  Sign and date the FPCA. When signing, you are swearing or
affirming that the information is true and correct.
j. Date MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
9. Witness/Notary Address And Signature (if required by state law) Date Signed
MM/DD/YY (Month, Day, Year)
The information contained herein is for official use only. Any unauthorized release of this
information may be punishible by law.
A. Who Can Do It
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Wyoming and
members of the Uniformed Services and their family members. Uniformed Services are
defined as the U.S. Armed Forces, merchant marine, commissioned corps of the Public
Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the primary election and general
election in a calendar year (for local, state and Federal offices).
To register temporarily, and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the
county clerk anytime during the year, except the day of the election. You may use a
single FPCA as an application for temporary registration and to request absentee ballots
for both the primary election and the general election.
To register permanently, request the state voter registration form from the county clerk on
item 7 of the FPCA, complete the form, and return it to the county clerk so that it arrives
not later than 30 days before the election.
If you are already permanently registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot,
send the completed FPCA to the county clerk any time during the year, except the day of
the election. Alternatively, you may request ballots for the primary and general elections
from the county clerk by telephone, e-mail or letter, by providing the information listed in
I.E. below.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots beginning 40 days before the primary and
general elections.
If you are outside the U.S. and have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use
the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot. See instruction in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting material are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Wyoming does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee ballot
or the voted absentee ballot.
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
A qualified voter may apply for an absentee ballot in person, in writing or by telephone.
Request for a ballot may be made on behalf of an absentee qualified voter by another
individual. In either instance, the information below must be provided to the county clerk.
No organization shall obtain an absentee ballot for a voter.
	Name in full; social security number (optional); residence by street, city, county
and zip code; and date of birth.
	The election for which the absentee ballot is requested.
	If a primary election, your political party.
	A statement that the applicant is entitled to vote in the election.
	If not obtained in person by the voter, the address to which the absentee ballot
should be mailed or the name of the person the voter designates in writing to deliver the
ballot to him/her.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
These procedures apply to persons who are U.S. citizens, residents of Wyoming and
overseas citizens. The term "overseas citizen" means a U.S. citizen who resides outside
the U.S. and (but for such residence) would be qualified to vote in Wyoming.
A. Who Can Do It
	Wyoming residents temporarily residing outside the U.S. (for local, state and
Federal office ballots)
	Overseas citizens last domiciled in Wyoming immediately prior to leaving the
U.S. (for Federal office ballots only)
B. Registering and Requesting an Absentee Ballot
You may use a single FPCA to request ballots for both the primary election and general
election in a calendar year.
To register temporarily and request an absentee ballot, send a completed FPCA to the
county clerk anytime during the year, except the day of the election. You may use a
single FPCA as an application for temporary registration and to request absentee ballots
for both the primary election and the general election.
To register permanently, request the state voter registration form from the county clerk on
item 7 of the FPCA, complete the form, and return it to the county clerk so that it arrives
not later than 30 days before the election.
If you are already permanently registered and only wish to request an absentee ballot,
send the completed FPCA to the county clerk any time during the year, except the day of
the election. Alternatively, you may request ballots for the primary and general elections
from the county clerk by telephone, e-mail or letter, by providing the information listed in
I.E. below.
C. Casting Your Vote
Ballot Return Deadline: Voted ballot must arrive by close of polls on election day.
Local election officials mail absentee ballots beginning 40 days before the primary and
general elections.
If you have not received your state ballot in a timely manner, use the Federal Write-In
Absentee Ballot. See instructions in Chapter 2, page 12.
D. Notary/Witness Requirements
No registration or voting materials are notarized or witnessed.
E. Electronic Transmission of FPCAs and Ballots
Wyoming does not allow electronic transmission of the FPCA, the blank absentee ballot
or the voted absentee ballot.
F. Application For Ballot By Proxy
A qualified voter may apply for an absentee ballot in person, in writing or by telephone.
Request for a ballot may be made on behalf of an absentee qualified voter by another
individual. In either instance, the information below must be provided to the county clerk.
No organization shall obtain an absentee ballot for a voter.
	Name in full; social security number (optional); residence by street, city, county
and zip code; and date of birth
	The election for which the absentee ballot is requested.
	If a primary election, your political party
	A statement that the applicant is entitled to vote in the election.
	If not obtained in person by the voter, the address to which the absentee ballot
should be mailed or the name of the person the voter designates in writing to deliver the
ballot to him/her.
Instructions continue in Section III: Uniformed Services & Civilians Outside U.S.
A. Bars to Registration and Voting
Persons convicted of a felony (unless civil rights restored) and persons judged mentally
incompetent may not register or vote.
B. Late Registration
Members of the Armed Forces or merchant marine (and their spouses and dependents)
who have been discharged or have terminated their service less than 30 days prior to an
election, and who are otherwise eligible to register, may temporarily register for only that
election with registry agents designated by the county clerk.
C. Cancellation of Registration
Permanent registration is canceled for failure to vote in any general election or for
changing voting residence from the county or state more than 30 days before an election.
A notice of intent to cancel is sent to the voter.
D. Action on Registration Requests
Notice of denial is sent.
E. Action If Registration Is Denied
Persons denied registration may appeal to a justice of the peace, county court or district
court. Consult a legal assistance officer or civilian counsel.
F. Where To Send It
Mail the FPCA to the County Clerk in your county of voting residence, as listed below:
County  County Seat  Zip Code
Albany  County Courthouse, Room 202, Laramie  82070
Big Horn  County Courthouse, PO Box 31, Basin  82410-0031
Campbell  PO Box 3010, Gillette  82717-3010
Carbon  PO Box 6, Rawlins  82301-0006
Converse  PO Drawer 990, Douglas  82633-0900
Crook  PO Box 37, Sundance  82729-0037
Fremont  450 North 2nd Street, Room 220, Lander  82520-0090
Goshen  PO Box 160, Torrington  82240-0160
Hot Springs  415 Arapahoe, Thermopolis  82443-2783
Johnson  76 North Main Street, Buffalo  82834-1883
Laramie  PO Box 608, Cheyenne  82003-0608
Lincoln  PO Box 670, Kemmerer  83101-0670
Natrona  PO Box 863, Casper  82602-0863
Niobrara  PO Box 420, Lusk  82225-0420
Park  1002 Sheridan, Cody  82414-3589
Platte  PO Drawer 728, Wheatland  82201-0728
Sheridan  224 South Main Street, Suite B-2, Sheridan  82801-4855
Sublette  PO Box 250, Pinedale  82941-0250
Sweetwater  PO Box 730, Green River  82935-0730
Teton  PO Box 1727, Jackson  83001-1727
Uinta  PO Box 810, Evanston  82930-0810
Washakie  PO Box 260, Worland  82401-0260
Weston  1 West Main, Newcastle  82701-2121