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How to Return Your Voted Mail Ballot

Photograph of Voter Certificate Envelope

Place your voted ballot inside the secrecy sleeve.
Insert the ballot inside the envelope.
Seal the flap.

Photograph of Voter Certificate Envelope

Fill out the voter's certificate.
- Read the oath and print your name on the line.

Photograph of Voter Certificate Envelope

In the red box, sign and date.
- Providing current contact information helps in case we need to contact you about your ballot.

Photograph of Voter Certificate Envelope

Fold the secrecy flap on the line under "FOLD HERE" as indicated by the arrows.

Photograph of Voter Certificate Envelope

Return your mail ballot:
- By mailing it via the United States Postal Service (USPS).
- Dropping it off in a Secure Ballot Intake Station at an Early Voting site during hours of operation.
- Place it in a Secure Ballot Intake Station at any of the 4 administrative offices during hours of operation.
REMEMBER: Mail Ballots must be received in the Supervisor of Elections office on Election Day by 7:00 p.m. in order to be counted!