How to Track Your Absentee Ballot by State
If postal slowdowns have you concerned about the status of your mail-in ballot, here’s how to check that it’s been received and counted.
Voting this November is going to look very different than usual, across the country. People will be voting by absentee ballot in record numbers, and with the postal system facing major delays, the question of whether your vote counts can be an all-too-literal one. Fortunately, most states and the District of Columbia have set up systems for voters to check whether their ballot was received.
The first step, of course, is registering to vote and requesting or filling out that ballot. Once that’s done, the states below let you enter your name and date of birth to find out the status of your ballot.
Alabama: Alabama Votes
Alaska: Alaska Division of Elections
Arkansas: Arkansas Secretary of State
Arizona: Arizona Secretary of State
California: Where’s My Ballot?
Colorado: Colorado Ballottrax
Delaware: Delaware Department of Elections
Georgia: My Voter Page
Hawaii: Hawaii Office of Elections
Florida: Florida Department of State
Idaho: Idaho Secretary of State
Iowa: Iowa Secretary of State
Kansas: VoterView
Kentucky: Kentucky State Board of Elections
Louisiana: Geaux Vote
Maryland: Maryland State Board of Elections
Massachusetts: Track My Ballot
Michigan: Michigan Voter Information Center
Minnesota: Minnesota Secretary of State
Montana: My Voter Page
Nebraska: Nebraska Voter Information Lookup
Nevada: Nevada Secretary of State
New Hampshire: New Hampshire Voter Information Look-Up
New Jersey: New Jersey Voter Information Portal
New Mexico: New Mexico Secretary of State
New York: New York State Board of Elections
North Carolina: North Carolina Ballottrax
North Dakota: Absentee Tracker
Ohio: Track Your Ballot
Oklahoma: OK Voter Portal
Oregon: Oregon Secretary of State
Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Department of State
Rhode Island: Rhode Island Department of State
South Carolina: South Carolina Election Commission
South Dakota: South Dakota Secretary of State
Tennessee: Tennessee Secretary of State
Texas: FPCA Ballot Tracker
Utah: Track My Ballot
Vermont: My Voter Page
Virginia: Ballot Scout
Washington: Vote WA
Washington, DC: District of Columbia Board of Elections
West Virginia: West Virginia Secretary of State
Wyoming: Contact county clerk
Originally published at https://www.pcmag.com.
