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VOTE B BY MAIL IL #VBMHawaii What i is Vote B By M Mail? Act 136, SLH 2019 requires all elections in Hawaii to be conducted by mail starting in 2020. Ballots packages will be mailed and received by all registered voters approx.


  1. VOTE B BY MAIL IL #VBMHawaii

  2. What i is Vote B By M Mail? Act 136, SLH 2019 requires all elections in Hawaii to • be conducted by mail starting in 2020. Ballots packages will be mailed and received by all • registered voters approx. 18 d days before primary day (August 8, 2020) and election day (November 3, 2020). days before the primary and election days a limited • 10 d number of Voter S Service Cen enter ers will open to receive hand-delivered mail-in ballots, offer same day registration, and in-person voting.

  3. Wh Who Votes B By M Mail? • Every registered voter in Hawaii. • Register to vote online and check / update your voter registration address at: https://olvr.hawaii.gov/Default.aspx Ø With Hawaii Driver’s License or Hawaii State ID an and Ø With Social Security Number

  4. What A Are Ballot P Packages? Ballot • Secrecy Envelope • • Return Envelope (postage prepaid) Voting Instructions • Once you have voted your ballot, simply place the ballot in the secrecy envelope, and then place into the return envelope. Be sure to sign the return envelope. A return envelope without a signature will not be counted.

  5. Where A Are T The Voter S Servi vice C Centers? • Oahu will have 2 Voter Service Centers – Honolulu Hale and Kapolei Hale. • Maui County will hopefully have 3 Voter Service Centers – 1 in Wailuku, 1 on Molokai, and hopefully 1 on Lanai. • Kauai will have 1 Voter Service Center – Lihue. • Hawaii Island will have 2 Voter Service Centers – Kailua-Kona and Hilo.

  6. Key T Things t to R Remember f for Vote B By M Mail ! • Your voted, completed ballot package must be mailed back and re received by 7 pm on primary and election days. Po Post-marked b ballots d don’t ’t c count. • Don’t wait until the last minute to mail back your voted, completed ballot package, because the mail won’t be delivered by 7 pm. • You can also return your voted, completed ballot in person to a Voter Service Center. • You can also deposit your voted, completed ballot package in a Drop Box / Place of Deposit by 7 pm on primary day and election day.

  7. How T To Vote B By M Mail ? Mail / Receive Register To Deposit Vote Ballot Re Register Vote Ballot Package

  8. Resources F For Vote B By M Mail! Online: https://olvr.hawaii.gov/Default.aspx with Hawaii Driver’s License or • On Hawaii State ID and Social Security Number • Ma Mail : Print and submit a completed Voter Registration Application and mail to your County Clerk’s Office. Print forms: https://elections.hawaii.gov/voters/applications/ • IN-PE IN PERSON : At your County Clerk’s Office. • All info may be found at https://elections.hawaii.gov • Deadline to register to vote for ballots to be mailed to you for the Primary Elections: Jul uly 9, , 2020 2020 Register To and General Elections: October 5 5, 2 , 2020 Vote

  9. In Information A About Vote B By M Mail! Ballot packets are mailed to all properly registered voters approximately 3 • weeks before the election. If you do not receive your ballot packet, contact your County Clerk’s Office : https://elections.hawaii.gov/resources/county-election- divisions/ Voters who will be away during the election may request for their ballots to be • mailed to another address. Simply complete a one—time absentee application and indicate where you would like your ballot to be mailed to: https://elections.hawaii.gov/voters/applications/ • All info may be found at https://elections.hawaii.gov Receive Just VOTE! • Ballot Packages

  10. Voting W With Vote B By M Mail! • If you make a mistake, misplace, or damage your ballot, you may request a replacement ballot with your County Clerk’s Office : https://elections.hawaii.gov/resources/county-election-divisions/ • You may still vote in-person at Voter Service Centers. You may still same day register to vote at Voter Service Centers. • • You may drop off your voted, completed ballots at Drop Boxes / Places of Deposit. All info may be found at https://elections.hawaii.gov • • Just VOTE! Vote

  11. Voting W With Vote B By M Mail! • Once you have voted your ballot, simply place the ballot in the secrecy envelope and then place the ballot in the return envelope. Be sure to sign the return envelope. A return envelope without a signature will not be counted. • You may return your voted ballot by mail, or in-person at a designated place of deposit, such as a Voter Service Center or drop box. All ballots must be re received by the County Clerk’s Office by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day. Postmarks d do n not c count! ! • All info may be found at https://elections.hawaii.gov Just VOTE! • Mail / Deposit Ballot

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