Every state offers some access to mailed-out ballots. Who is eligible, how easy it is to obtain ballots, and what return options exist all vary, and much more. Are all voters – or only some – eligible to even apply for a mailed-out ballot? Can voters apply online for their mailed-out ballot, or must they submit a paper form? Can voters sign up once to receive ballots for all future elections for which they’re eligible or must they apply for every election? We've compiled answers to these and much more!
AP – Michigan election officials would begin processing absentee ballots two days before the Nov. 8 election under legislation approved Wednesday in hopes of avoiding
NPR – During big U.S. elections, hundreds of thousands of mail ballots are typically thrown out and left uncounted. In 2020, for instance, more than 560,000 ballots
Deliver My Vote Education Fund, in partnership with National VoteAt Home Institute and The Andrew Goodman Foundation, is proud to announce a new research publication,
In this research, we examine the difference between five vote-by-mail policies in place in the 2018 midterm elections. We use statistical modeling to understand the
A recent nonpartisan academic study that ranked all 50 states based on the amount of time, energy, and resources people must make to vote was
Since 2020, mail-ballot use has been on the rise across the U.S., resulting in more voters having access to the ballot box. The 2022 primary
In this explainer, Bipartisan Policy Center and National Vote at Home Institute focus on the states that allow election workers to run ballots through scanners
