After being flooded with endless emails, robocalls, and camp pain advertisements fill in an absentee ballot and mail it NOW
Many states have a method for an eligible voter to cast their ballot before Election Day, either during the early voting period or by requesting an absentee ballot. In 13 states, early voting is not available and an excuse is required to request an absentee ballot.
States can choose to provide three ways for voters to cast a ballot before Election Day:
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Early Voting: In 37 states including 3 that mail ballots to all voters and the District of Columbia, any qualified voter may cast a ballot in person during a designated period prior to Election Day. No excuse or justification is required.
Absentee Voting: All states will mail an absentee ballot to certain voters who request one. The voter may return the ballot by mail or in person. In 20 states, an excuse is required, while 27 states and the District of Columbia permit any qualified voter to vote absentee without offering an excuse. Some states offer a permanent absentee ballot list: once a voter asks to be added to the list, s/he will automatically receive an absentee ballot for all future elections.
Mail Voting: A ballot is automatically mailed to every eligible voter (no request or application is necessary). In-person voting sites may also be available for voters who would like to vote in-person and to provide additional services to voters. Three states mail ballots to all eligible voters for every election. Other states may provide this option for some types of elections.
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Then, follow #Voting and the voter turnout here and the results from C-SPAN on 11/ 6 beginning at 8P ET for election results.
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Official AP results from House, Senate and Governor's races
Victory & concession speeches from key races
Live data on the balance of power in House & Senate
Viewer call-in reactions
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In the meantime, enjoy C-SPAN's Campaign 2018 website, which chronicles all coverage and provides local election results as they are decided.
The Campaign 2018 website also features an interactive map with candidate biographies, state demographics and data from past elections.
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