§ 3016 Mail Voter Provisional Ballots

• •If you voted by mail but go to your polling place or vote center on election day, you can still vote with a provisional ballot if your mail ballot isn't counted yet.
• •This only happens if your mail ballot wasn't received or processed by election officials.
• •You can also do this at the elections office or their satellite offices where voting is allowed.

You mailed your ballot but aren't sure if it arrived. On election day, you go to your polling place to vote in person.

If the workers can't confirm your mail ballot was counted, they'll let you vote with a provisional ballot so your vote still counts.