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I requested and received a vote by mail ballot, but now Ive decided want to vote at the polls, can I do that?

April 26, 2017Ballot decided mail polls received requested vote

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I requested and received a vote by mail ballot, but now Ive decided want to vote at the polls, can I do that?

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Yes. Take the unused by mail ballot, sealed in the identification envelope (dont sign the envelope) and surrender it to the precinct official. You can vote a regular ballot at the polls. If you dont have the ballot and id envelope to surrender then you will have to vote a provisional ballot at your polling place.