Susie Armitage

Qué hacer si cambia de opinión y decide votar en persona y no por correo

Tal vez solicitó una boleta de votación por correo, pero cambió de opinión y ahora quiere ir personalmente a las urnas. A continuación, explicamos lo que se puede hacer en cada estado si ha cambiado de parecer sobre cómo desea emitir su voto.

A mail in ballot adjacent to a woman voting in person wearing a surgical mask.

What to Do if You Change Your Mind About Voting by Mail

Maybe you requested a mail ballot but changed your mind and want to vote in person. This is what you can do in every state if you’ve reconsidered how you want to cast your vote.

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Guía de ProPublica para asegurar que su voto cuente durante la pandemia

Esto es lo que puede hacer con anticipación para prepararse para las elecciones de 2020.

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ProPublica’s Pandemic Guide to Making Sure Your Vote Counts

Here’s what you can do ahead of time to be prepared for the 2020 election.

Handwriting Disputes Cause Headaches for Some Absentee Voters

Election board procedures for verifying signatures vary widely. Lawsuits in several states argue this deprives people of the right to vote.

Mail-In Ballot Postage Becomes a Surprising (and Unnecessary) Cause of Voter Anxiety

You can send your ballot in without a stamp, so why doesn’t anyone tell you that?

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