Voters
A redistricting plan has not been finalized but could affect who you vote for and where you cast your ballot
All voters age 65-plus can vote safely from home in Indiana's May primaries and November general election by casting an absentee-by-mail ballot.
AUSTIN, Texas — AARP Texas Director Tina Tran issued the following statement in response to reports of widespread rejections of mail-in ballot applications in advance of the March 1 Texas Primary election:
Voters who are out of state, ill, or are confined due to COVID-19 are eligible to vote absentee
Every registered voter automatically receives a ballot by mail
Absentee ballots are available only to voters who qualify, including those who will be "unavoidably absent" on Election Day
Illinois is a no-excuse vote by mail state, permitting all registered voters to safely cast a ballot from home
All registered voters can apply for a mail ballot to vote in September’s primaries and November’s general election.
Request a no-excuse absentee ballot and vote safely from home in June’s primaries and November’s general election.
All registered voters can request a no-excuse mail-in ballot and vote from home in June’s primaries and November’s general election.
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