Just so you know, there are three ways Marylanders Can Vote In 2020
- Vote by absentee (or “mail in”) ballot
- Vote early at the polls Oct. 26-Nov. 2
- Vote at the polls on election day, Nov. 3
Voting by Mail
You must submit an absentee ballot application (either by mail or online) in order to receive a ballot in the mail.
- Applications to request an absentee ballot were mailed to all registered voters in August.
- You can fill out the application and mail it back OR you can submit an online application online now at https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/OnlineVoterRegistration/VoterType
- Once you receive and fill out your ballot, you can return it by mail or deposit it in one of the Official Ballot Drop Boxes located at sites in Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties.
Registering to Vote
- You can register or check your voter status online at https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/OnlineVoterRegistration/InstructionsStep1
- You can register or check your voter status by calling your county’s Board of Elections office listed above.
- You can register at the polls.
Voter information is also available at https://www.yourvoteyourvoicemd.org/.
Megan Berman says
There will be official ballot drop boxes in Talbot, too.
OLADIPO FADIORA says
“Once you receive and fill out your ballot, you can return it by mail or deposit it in one of the Official Ballot Drop Boxes located at sites in Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties.”
DOES THIS MEAN THAT “THE OFFICIAL BALLOT DROP BOXES’ FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND ARE ONLY LOCATED IN KENT AND QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTIES?