The most common form of early voting is castin a ballot by mail. A form of voting often referred to as Absentee voting.
However, some states allow for open “Absentee Voting” where any registered voter may qualify to vote by absentee ballot. Some states that have open absentee voting. For Instance California, mails sample ballots with an attached absentee voting application to all registered voters.
In addition to voting early by way of absentee ballots, some states have implemented
in person early voting. This process allows registered voters to cast a ballot in-person at a early voting centers designated by local elections officials. In general, early voting centers are placed in a different location from you Election Day polling place. 23 of the 50 states currently offer some form of early voting to registered voters.
The following states permit either unrestricted open absentee voting or in-person early voting:
Alaska Nevada Arizona New Mexico California North Carolina Colorado North Dakota Florida Oklahoma Hawaii Oregon Idaho |
South Dakota Indiana Utah Iowa Vermont Kansas Washington Maine West Virginia Montana Wisconsin Nebraska Wyoming |
| Alaska Nebraska Arizona Nevada Arkansas New Mexico California North Carolina Colorado North Dakota* Florida Oklahoma |
Georgia Tennessee Hawaii Texas Indiana Utah Iowa Vermont Kansas West Virginia Maine |
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