Vote Smarter 2020: Can You Get A Mail-In Ballot But Vote In Person?

The video explains the process of voting in person if you have an absentee ballot. In some states, you can bring your absentee ballot to the polls, where it can be canceled, allowing you to vote with a regular ballot. If your absentee ballot hasn't arrived, you can request a provisional ballot, which will be counted if no absentee ballot is received. Even in states with mail-only voting, in-person voting is often an option. However, in New Jersey, all voters receive a mail ballot, and those choosing to vote in person must use a provisional ballot to prevent fraud.

What can you do if you have an absentee ballot but want to vote in person?

Can voters who choose to vote by mail still vote in person in some states?

What is the process for voters in New Jersey regarding ballots?

How does New Jersey ensure against fraud in the voting process?

What is a provisional ballot and when is it used?