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Elections officials advise registered voters to mail absentee ballot request forms as soon as possible to give the county time to process the application, mail your ballot and so you can get the ballot back in the mail postmarked no later than April 27.
If you have already voted, you should not request another ballot. Votes already cast will be counted on April 28.
In-person voting will be offered on April 28, but will only occur at boards of elections early voting center and only be available for people with disabilities who require in-person voting and people who do not have a home mailing address.
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