Can I Track My Ballot?

Yes, You Can Track Your Ballot

Here's How to Do It

With the rise of mail-in and absentee voting, many voters are wondering if they can track their ballot. The answer is yes! There are a few different ways to do it, depending on your state and county.

One way to track your ballot is through the website of your local election officials. Many counties now offer online tracking systems that allow you to enter your name and address to see the status of your ballot.

Another way to track your ballot is through the website of the United States Postal Service (USPS). The USPS offers a service called Informed Delivery, which allows you to see digital images of your mail before it arrives. This can be a helpful way to track your ballot, as you can see when it is mailed and when it is delivered to your mailbox.

If you are not able to track your ballot online, you can always call your local election officials. They will be able to provide you with the status of your ballot over the phone.

Here are some additional tips for tracking your ballot:

• Make sure you have a valid email address and phone number on file with your election officials.
• Sign up for text or email alerts from your election officials.
• Check your mailbox regularly for your ballot.
• If you do not receive your ballot by the expected delivery date, contact your election officials.

Why Should I Track My Ballot?

There are a few reasons why you should track your ballot. First, it can help you to ensure that your ballot was received and counted.

Second, it can help you to stay informed about the status of your ballot. This can be especially helpful if there are any delays in the processing of your ballot.

Finally, tracking your ballot can give you peace of mind. Knowing that you can track your ballot can help you to feel more confident that your vote will be counted.