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Military Voting: 5 Tips to Get Your Ballot Back on Time

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It's time to vote! Here are 5 tips to get your ballot back on time. If you requested an absentee bal

It's time to vote! Here are 5 tips to get your ballot back on time. [] [FVAP Banner] It's Time to Vote! Here are 5 Tips to Get Your Ballot Back On Time [vote now - tutorial adm ]( If you requested an absentee ballot, it's on its way to you! Vote, sign, and send it back as soon as it arrives. Here are 5 tips to make sure your ballot makes it back to your local election office on time. 1. Send by the recommended vote-by date. - October 1 for for active duty service members on a ship at sea. - October 24 for active duty service members stationed overseas. - October 31 for active duty service members stationed stateside. - But no need to wait — you can vote, sign, and send your ballot as soon as it arrives. 2. Ballots can travel by mail, email, or fax. See the map below for specific submission guidelines. [Ballot/FWAB transmission methods] 3. You can check the status of your ballot. Some states have online ballot status tools. [Select your state]( and then click "Check the status of your voted ballot." If an online tool is not available [contact your election official]( directly. 4. There's a backup ballot. If you haven't received your ballot by early October, use the Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot (FWAB) as a backup. The [FWAB Online Assistant]( will autofill candidates based on your voting state. 5. You may still have time to request an absentee ballot. [Select your state]( to see if you still have time to request an absentee ballot with the Federal Post Card Application (FPCA). Be sure to select to have the ballot sent to you electronically. [Get more absentee voting tips.]( Questions? [Contact Us]( [Visit us on Facebook]( [Sign up for email updates]( [Manage Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Help]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL}, on behalf of: Federal Voting Assistance Program · 4800 Mark Center Drive, Mailbox 10 · Alexandria, VA 22350-5000 · fvap.gov · 1-800-438-8683 · DSN 425-1584

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