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VOTE BY MAIL (ABSENTEE
BALLOT) INSTRUCTIONS
Are you an active duty member of the United States Armed Forces, spouse or dependent of those active duty members or an United States citizen residing overseas?
Find information on your Vote by
Mail ballot HERE.
Any qualified Nassau County voter
is entitled to a Vote by Mail ballot. A
Vote by Mail ballot may be requested in person at either of our offices, in writing,
over the telephone or by completing our online VOTE
BY MAIL BALLOT REQUEST FORM.
Telephonic, written or facsimile requests should be directed to:
Nassau County Supervisor of Elections
96135 Nassau Place, Suite 3
Yulee Florida 32097
Telephone: 904-491-7500
Toll Free: 866-260-4301
Fax: 904-432-1400
The voter requesting a Vote by Mail
ballot must provide the following information:
· Name
· Residence
address
· Address
where the ballot is to be mailed
· Date
of birth
· Local
telephone number
· Out
of town telephone number
· Voter’s signature (written requests only)
If a member of the voter’s immediate
family* is requesting the Vote by Mail ballot, the requestor must provide the voter’s
information listed above, as well as the following:
· Requestor’s
name (if other than the voter)
· Requestor’s
relationship to the voter
· Requestor’s
address
· Requestor’s
driver’s license number (if available)
· Requestor’s
signature (written request only)
*Immediate
family is defined as: spouse, child, grandparent or sibling.
PLEASE REMEMBER: VOTE BY MAIL BALLOTS CANNOT BE FORWARDED.
A designee may pick up an absentee
ballot for a voter on Election Day or five (5) days before Election Day. Designee must provide:
· Written
authorization signed by the voter
· Present
picture identification
· Sign
an affidavit containing all required information for voter and designee
PLEASE NOTE:Florida Statute 101.62(4)(b)4 limits pick up of Vote by Mail ballots by a designee to two (2) ballots per election, other than their own or those for immediate family.
Specific instructions are provided
on the actual Vote by Mail ballot and the secrecy sleeve enclosed in the Vote by Mail
kit mailed to you. It is imperative that you follow these instructions very carefully.
The voter must personally vote the ballot, unless assistance is required due
to disability.
In order for your ballot
to be counted, your Voter’s Certificate Envelope must contain
your signature. Florida
Statutes require the County Canvassing Board to reject as illegal any Vote by Mail
ballot that is not signed.
Your voted and signed Vote by Mail
ballot must be received by the Office of the Supervisor of Elections by 7:00 p.m.
on Election Day in order to be counted.
VOTE BY MAIL BALLOTS CANNOT
BE TURNED IN AT THE POLLS!
VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT REQUEST FORM
2010
Election Dates
Election
Book Closing Date
Election Date
City of
March
15, 2010
April 13, 2010
City of
April
12, 2010
May
11, 2010
Primary Election
July
26, 2010
August
24, 2010
General Election
October 4, 2010
November 2, 2010
Town of
October 4, 2010
November 2, 2010
Town of
October 4, 2010
November 2, 2010
**if applicable
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