Absentee Ballot FAQs
How do I know that the Clerk’s office has received my absentee ballot request and an absentee ballot will be sent to me?
- Register to vote
- Update your voter registration if you have moved
- See upcoming election dates and preview ballots as they become available
- Look up the details of your voting district information such as county, jurisdiction, precinct, metropolitan, school district, community college, County Commissioner, State House, State Senate, US Congress, Court of Appeals, Circuit Court, Probate Court, District Court
- Find the name and contact info of your local clerk
- Find the address of your polling location
Absentee Ballot Applications for the previous owner (or other people that I don’t know) were sent to my address, what do I do?
Contact your clerk! Often people forget to update their voter registration or let us know that they moved out of state. If an application was sent to your address for someone who doesn’t belong there, let us know so that we can clean up our records
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What if I received more than one application?
Voters only need to turn in one absentee ballot application, the first application received from the voter by the clerk’s office will be recorded, if additional applications from a voter are submitted the Clerk’s office will update any new information, communicate with the voter as needed, and merge any records of multiple applications received from one voter.
