Mail-In Ballot Application

2020 Civic Election Updates

Mail-in Ballot Update:

• Voters who receive their mail-in ballot package on or after November 2, given the uncertainty of mailing times, should plan to drop it off in-person or have a designate drop it off for them.  
• If your application for a mail-in ballot was rejected, you can still vote.  With COVID-19 safety protocols in place at all voting locations.
• If you have not received your ballot, you are able to vote in-person and destroy the mail-in ballot when you receive it.

Winter Storm Update:

• Due to inclement weather conditions and in accordance with the Ministerial Order issued on Monday, November 9, 2020,  mail-in ballots will be received by the election officials until 8:00 pm on Friday, November 13.

Per The Local Government Election Act , 2015, mail-in ballots must be received by the 2020 Civic Election officials before 8:00 p.m. on election day (Friday, November 13) in order to be counted.

Online applications ended at 11:59:59 pm Friday October 30