A person may cast a vote for any candidate for a specific office Q . Your precinct number is on your voter registration card. The vote for each office is counted separately. Choosing not to vote in one of the races does not affect the validity of the other votes you cast Q . State law allows for people to vote only in the precinct where they reside.
Ballots vary from precinct to precinct.
It is illegal for someone to vote for a candidate if they do not reside in that candidate s district . If you still live in the same county, go to the polling place for your current residence and vote by affidavit ballot. Your vote will count and the Election Commission will correct your address on the voter rolls. It might be advisable to call the circuit clerk a few weeks after the election to be sure the update has been made. If you moved to another county, state law requires that you re-register at least 30 days before an election to be eligible to vote.