Provisional Voting

Provisional Voting

If you try to vote and are denied, challenged, or you applied for but never received an absentee ballot, you may vote a provisional ballot. To vote a provisional ballot you must first complete and sign a provisional affirmation statement. This statement must include one of the following reasons for requesting a provisional ballot:

Your name does not appear on the official poll list for an election or an election official assesses that you are not eligible to vote or are unable to determine your eligibility.
You are unable to or decline to provide the required proof of identity (listed under the voter identification requirements).
Your name appears on the poll list or signature book as having requested an absentee ballot.
Your name is marked on the poll list or signature book with a notation that registration mailings have been returned undeliverable.
A hearing on a challenge to your eligibility as an elector has been postponed until after Election Day.
Your signature, in the opinion of the precinct officers, does not match the signature on your registration form.
Your eligibility to cast a ballot has been challenged by the precinct officers, and you refuse to make the required statement.

Download a copy of the brochure with this information here

Special Information:

** Burlington 1, 2, & 3 will now vote at the Sybene Senior Center.

** Sheridan 1 and 2 will now vote at Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, not at the Sheridan Fire Dept.

** Mason 1 and 2 will now vote at the O.D.O.T. Outpost at Wilgus, and not at Wilgus Grange.

Download the Registered Voter List for Lawrence County.

First time voter? Find all the information you need about qualifying, registering, and voting here.

Not sure where to go to vote?

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Visit our Voting Devices page for directions on how to vote using an optic scan ballot.

There is a new ruling on voter identification. If you have not received this information before, visit our Forms and Guides page to download this new information.

If you would like to read the court hearing on this subject, you can download it here.

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