Absentee Ballots for all 50 States

Last updated March 07, 2009

Long Distance Voter has everything you need to register to vote and get your absentee ballot.    Military and overseas voters should check out the Overseas Vote Foundation

1. Register to vote

You'll need to register to vote before you can get your absentee ballot. Our Voter Registration Widget (powered by our partner, Rock the Vote) makes registering to vote a snap!  Register to vote now!

College students can register to vote on campus or back home. Learn where your vote counts more with our partners at CountMore.org.

2. Request your absentee ballot

Every state has its own absentee ballot application, rules and procedures.  You'll find forms, deadlines, and easy to follow directions for each state in our Absentee Voter Guides.  

3. Return your ballot by Election Day

Fill out your absentee ballot, sign where indicated, and mail it back to your county election official.  The return address will be on the form.  Just make sure your absentee ballot is received by Election Day.

Choose your state to begin: