Become a permanent vote-by-mail voter

Why should you register to vote by mail for every election?
You can vote anytime, anywhere.
No lines. No time off work. No hassle.
You’ll be more likely to vote, even in low-turnout elections, and advance us all faster towards full equality.

Here’s how to become a permanent vote-by-mail voter:

1. Fill out and print the application to vote by mail.
2. Be sure to check the box to become a permanent vote-by-mail voter, and don’t forget to sign your application.
3. Mail the application to your county elections office. Make sure to send it soon; your county elections office needs to receive it by October 26, 2010 for you to get your ballot by mail for this November’s elections.

Anyone can become a permanent vote-by-mail voter. Once you send in your application, you will automatically receive a ballot by mail for each election as long as you continue to vote. If you don’t vote in a statewide election, your name will be deleted from the permanent vote-by-mail voter list. You’ll still be registered to vote, but you will need to send in another application to become a permanent vote-by-mail voter again.

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