May I take my wife, husband, child, mother, or father their ballot?

No. Ballots are given to the voter either in person or by mail only. The individual in question may vote in our office which is the absentee precinct or by mail. In emergency situations, please check with our office.

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1. What do I need to register to vote?
2. Where can I register to vote?
3. If I register to vote, will I also be called for jury duty?
4. Where do I vote?
5. What Congressional District am I in?
6. I have lost my registration card. Can I still vote?
7. What can I do if I cannot make it to the polls on election day?
8. How does one qualify to vote absentee?
9. May I request an absentee ballot for my neighbor?
10. May I take my wife, husband, child, mother, or father their ballot?
11. If I do not vote in the Primary Election, can I vote in the November or any general election?
12. What party am I registered with?
13. Is assistance offered at the polls?