WHAT IS VOTING AT HOME
Voting at home — also known as voting by mail — is a secure, time-tested way to increase voter participation. Voters get their ballot delivered to them weeks before Election Day, fill it out at their convenience, then return it either in-person or by mail.
WHAT STATES DID THE MOST VOTING AT HOME?
Explore our latest map below showing data on states' vote at home policies as of November 2021
THE SECRET SUCCESS OF MAILED OUT BALLOT ACCESS POLICIES NATIONWIDE
Much has been written about the success of temporary policies states put in place for mailed-out ballot access during the 2020 election due to the pandemic. The resulting use of those ballots, and the percentage of the popular vote they represented was indeed stunning.
HOW WE CAN HELP
The National Vote at Home Institute (NVAHI) is a nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to making sure every eligible American can vote by improving and expanding vote at home options in all 50 states.
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