I'm permanently disabled. May I vote at home?
Yes. You must apply to your local election office to do so. File a letter from your doctor with the town or city clerk or election commission. The doctor must state that you are permanently unable to cast your ballot at the polling place due to a physical disability.

The local election official will automatically mail you an application for an absentee ballot for all elections in a calendar year. You must sign the application and send it back to your local election official.

Call your local election official for information about how to register to vote at home or to request that a mail-in registration form be sent to you.

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1. How do I vote by absentee ballot?
2. I can't get to the polls on Election Day. Can I vote?
3. How can I apply for an absentee ballot?
4. Can anyone else apply for an absentee ballot for me?
5. Can a family member apply for my absentee ballot?
6. Must I be a registered voter in order to vote by absentee ballot?
7. Must my ballot be witnessed?
8. What if I'm not able to mark my absentee ballot?
9. Are polling places accessible to elderly and disabled voters?
10. I'm permanently disabled. May I vote at home?
11. My parent is in a nursing home. Is she/he able to vote by absentee ballot?