Need an absentee ballot? We've got you covered.
Long Distance Voter (www.longdistancevoter.org) has everything you need to register and vote by mail.
You'll find forms, deadlines, step-by-step directions, and a breakdown of all the relevant laws on our website. If you get stuck at any point, you can contact us and we'll personally guide you through the process. Voting by mail has never been easier!
30% of all Americans voted by absentee ballot in the 2004 Presidential Election, and even more people are expected to vote by absentee ballot in 2008. Long Distance Voter takes the guess work out of absentee voting!
Being a Long Distance Voter is as easy as 1-2-3
1. Register to vote
Our Voter Registration Widget (powered by our partner, Rock the Vote) makes registering to vote a snap! Enter your information, print and sign the form, and mail it in before the voter registration deadline. Get started now!
College students can register to vote on campus or back home. Learn where your vote counts more with our partners at CountMore.org.
2. Request an absentee ballot
Every state has its own absentee ballot application. You'll need to mail your completed application to your county election official before the absentee ballot deadline. Once your application is approved, they'll mail you your absentee ballot. You'll find applications, deadlines and easy-to-follow directions in our Absentee Voter Guides.
3. Return your ballot by Election Day
This one's pretty straightforward. You'll fill out your ballot, sign where indicated, put a stamp on it, and mail it back to your county election official. The return address will be on the form. Just make sure your ballot is received by Election Day.
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