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Designate Another Person to Pick Up an Absentee Ballot
(Updated
August 24, 2011) |
No earlier than five (5) days prior to Election Day, or
on Election Day, a voter may designate another person (other than a
candidate) to pick up a ballot for him or herself by printing and completing
an
Absentee Ballot Designee form
(espaņol).
If the form is not available, the following information
must be provided in writing by the voter:
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Voter's name
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Voter's Volusia County residence address
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Voter's date of birth
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Name of the person designated to pick the ballot up
(designee)
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Designee's relationship to the voter if he/she is a
family member
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Voter's signature
The designee may turn in the completed form at the
Department of
Elections or any
Early Voting Site.
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Ballots will be issued the same day if form is turned
in at the Department of Elections; and on the following day if turned in
at an Early Voting Site.
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No one may pick up more than
two (2) ballots for other voters, except for members of their
immediate family.
The following must be provided by the designee:
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