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vot a distància испанский
voto a distancia 
Ballot cast by someone unable or unwilling to attend their assigned polling station.
Voting in an election whereby ballot papers are distributed or returned by post.
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The deadline to request a mail-in ballot is 23 October.
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Abbott on Oct. 1 issued an order limiting mail-in ballot drop boxes to one per county.
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Voting in Oregon, which is conducted entirely via mail-in ballot, began Wednesday and concludes Nov. 4.
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Sulak ruled that any voter could use a mail-in ballot at least through July's primary run-off elections.
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Six other states allow voters to take a photo of their mail-in ballot, but prohibit photos in polling centers.
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In many states, you can track your mail-in ballot to make sure it reached the election office and was counted.
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Those without a college degree were less likely to believe they would be able to get a mail-in ballot cast and counted.
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A Twitter spokesman told Reuters Trump's mail-in ballot tweets were related to election integrity and therefore subject to different treatment under its policies.
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Now, if you need a mail-in ballot -for example, I'm in the White House and I have to send a ballot to Florida.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest An official mail-in ballot from the state of Maryland for the 3 November 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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A mail-in ballot for the 2012 Presidential Election is shown in its envelope in Palm Springs, California October 26, 2012.
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Counting the flood of mail-in ballots could delay the results, officials said.
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A surge in mail-in ballots is expected because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Trump has repeatedly said he believes millions of mail-in ballots would cause problems.
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In Pennsylvania, election officials are prohibited from opening mail-in ballots until election day.
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New York election officials disqualified many of the mail-in ballots for minor errors.