@CorrectAlias@piefed.blahaj.zone
2026-09-03 22:52 UTC
Copying my comment from a related thread:
Just wanted to say that in many of the mail-only states, you can still cut out the post office. For example, in WA, you can print out your ballot at home and drop it into a ballot box. There’s no requirement to use the postal service.
For WA, simply sign into votewa.gov, navigate to “Your Ballot & Voting Materials”, then “Get a replacement ballot”, and finally, select “Print a replacement ballot”. Additionally, you can request pick up a new ballot in person on the same “Get a replacement ballot” page.
While everyone should be able to vote through mail, I highly discourage returning your ballot through the postal service for obvious reasons. Most counties in WA have placed plenty of ballot boxes, usually there is one within a mile or so of you. VoteWA shows drop box locations as well.
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@CharlesDarwin@lemmy.world 2026-09-04 04:22
I’m not sure Colorado has set up an alternative yet.