Its location is shown on your voter registration card and also will be listed in a major newspaper the Friday before election day. The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Even if you expect to be in town on election day, you may apply for an absentee ballot as early as 45 days prior to any election. Requests may be made by mail, telephone or in person at the Elections Office. All requests must indicate which election the ballot is for and must include your name, registered address, registration number if available, and ballot mailing address.
State law prohibits distribution on election day.
For your convenience, you may print the absentee ballot request form , fill it out, and mail it to our office. You may vote and return your ballot immediately after you receive it. To be valid for counting in an election, the returned voted ballot envelope must be signed by the voter and postmarked no later than the date of the election. Any voter may apply in writing or by telephone for status as an ongoing absentee voter. Each voter will receive a ballot for every election in which they are entitled to vote.