Article 10 - Absentee Voting

Article 10 - Absentee Voting

§ 21-2-380. "Absentee elector" defined; when reason for absentee ballot not required
§ 21-2-380.1. Appointment of absentee ballot clerk
§ 21-2-381. Making of application for absentee ballot; determination of eligibility by ballot clerk; furnishing of applications to colleges and universities; persons entitled to make application
§ 21-2-381.1. Procedures for voting with special write-in absentee ballots by qualified absentee electors
§ 21-2-381.2. State write-in absentee ballot for certain electors
§ 21-2-382. Additional sites as additional registrar's office or place of registration for absentee ballots
§ 21-2-383. Preparation and delivery of ballots; form of ballots; casting ballot in person using DRE unit
§ 21-2-384. Preparation and delivery of supplies; mailing of ballots; oath of absentee electors and persons assisting absentee electors; master list of ballots sent; challenges; electronic transmission of ballots
§ 21-2-385. Procedure for voting by absentee ballot; advance voting
§ 21-2-385.1. Preferential treatment for older and disabled voters
§ 21-2-386. Safekeeping, certification, and validation of absentee ballots; rejection of ballot; delivery of ballots to manager; duties of managers; precinct returns; notification of challenged elector
§ 21-2-387. Pilot program for electronic handling of absentee ballots; requirements for pilot program; reporting; termination of pilot program
§ 21-2-388. Cancellation of absentee ballots of electors who are present in election precinct during primaries and elections
§ 21-2-389. Payment of postage for mailing absentee ballots
§ 21-2-390. Delivery of election materials to clerk of superior court or city clerk after primary or election; accounting for ballots by registrars or municipal absentee ballot clerks

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