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  1. www.ohiosos.gov › elections › votersOhio Absentee Ballot - Ohio Secretary of State

    To request an absentee ballot: Use this form to complete an absentee ballot application for federal, state, and local elections set for the following date (s): March 19, 2024 - Presidential Primary and Special Congressional Primary (6 th Congressional District) Election. June 11, 2024 - Special Congressional General (6 th Congressional District ...

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      Steps to request and vote an absentee ballot: Complete the...

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  3. www.ohiosos.gov › elections › votersHow to Request An Absentee Ballot in Ohio

    Option 1: Print Your Request and Mail it to Your County Board of Elections. Fill out an absentee ballot application online and download the PDF and print from your printer. Option 2: Have an Application Mailed to You by Your Board of Elections. Call Your Board of Elections and Request an Application.

  4. vote.franklincountyohio.gov › Voters › Absentee-VotingFranklin County Board of Elections - Absentee/Early Voting

    Absentee ballot applications may be obtained by calling the Franklin County Board of Elections at 614-525-3470. Absentee Ballot Applications may also be requested using our self service portal, under the "Voter Record" function.

  5. www.ohiosos.gov › elections › votersAbsentee Voting - Ohio Secretary of State

    • Absentee Voting by Mail
    • Steps to Request and Vote An Absentee Ballot
    • Military and Overseas Voters
    • Hospitalized Voters
    • Early In-Person Voting

    All Ohio voters whose registration information is up-to-date have the opportunity to vote in any election from the convenience of their own homes by requesting an absentee ballot. Absentee voting has many benefits -- You can vote early, it is convenient, it reduces the chance of lines at the polls on Election Day, and absentee ballots are the first...

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    If you do not vote your absentee ballot and instead decide to go to your assigned polling place on Election Day, you must vote a provisional ballot. Note: No voted ballot may be returned to a board of elections by fax or e-mail. If a voted ballot is returned by fax or e-mail, it will not be accepted, processed, or counted.

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    Note: State and federal law make additional accommodations for military and overseas voters. Please visit MilitaryVotes.Ohio.gov for more information

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    If you or your minor child is in the hospital on Election Day, you must submit a properly-completed and signed request to the board of elections of the county in which your voting residence is located by 3 p.m. on Election Day. To be eligible under this provision, you or your minor child must be confined in a hospital because of an accident or unfo...

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    In Ohio, voters have many options to vote. Starting the day after the close of voter registration, all registered voters may request and vote an absentee ballot in person at their county board of elections or early voting center as designated by the county. Click here for times and locations for early in-person voting.

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  6. www.vote.org › absentee-ballot › ohioOhio Absentee Ballots - Vote.org

    Any registered Ohio voter may apply for an absentee ballot and vote absentee. Ohio absentee ballot directions Use our Absentee Ballot Tool to prepare your application.

  7. www.vote.franklincountyohio.gov › BOEL-websiteAbsentee Ballot Application - Franklin County, Ohio

    •Once your board of elections receives your absentee ballot request, the board will process your request and mail your ballot to your address. •You can track your request and your ballot online at VoteOhio.gov/track.

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  9. www.vote411.org › ohioOhio Voting Information - VOTE411

    HOW DO I GET MY ABSENTEE BALLOT AFTER I HAVE APPLIED? When absentee voting begins, you can receive your absentee ballot either by mail or in person. By mail: You must mail your completed absentee ballot application with your original signature to your county board of elections.