Ballot Tracking and Voting Process

Why is it important to track your mail-in or absentee ballot?

• To receive a confirmation email

• To get a refund for postage

• To change your vote if needed

• To ensure it is received and counted

What information is typically required to use an online ballot tracking tool?

• Voter Registration Number

• Name, Date of Birth, and Zip Code

• Driver's License Number

• Social Security Number

What should you do if your state does not offer online ballot tracking?

• Contact your local election office

• Wait until Election Day

• Use a third-party tracking service

• Submit a new ballot

What is the purpose of the USPS Informed Delivery service in the context of ballot tracking?

• To notify you when your ballot is counted

• To expedite the delivery of your ballot

• To preview images of incoming mail

• To provide a tracking number for your ballot

If your ballot hasn't been marked as received, what is a recommended course of action?

• Submit a new ballot immediately

• Wait for a month

• Reach out to your local election office

• Submit a complaint to the election commission