 |


State of Alaska > Division of Election > Absentee Voting Options
Special Needs Voting
Updated June 10, 2008
Special Needs Voting For Disabled Voters
A qualified voter who is disabled may apply for an absentee ballot through a personal representative who can bring the ballot to the voter.
- A personal representative can be anyone over 18, except a candidate
for office in the election, the voter's employer, an agent of the
voter's employer, or an officer or agent of the voter's union.
- Ballots are available 15 days before the Primary, General or Statewide
Special Election at any Regional Elections Office:
- Anchorage: 2525 Gambell St, Ste 100 , 522-8683
- Fairbanks: State Office Building, 675 7th Ave., 451-2835
- Juneau: Mendenhall Mall, 9109 Mendenhall Mall Road, Suite
3, 465-3021
- Nome : 103 E Front Street, 2nd Floor - State Office Building, 443-5285
- Matanuska-Susitna : 1700 E. Bogard Road, Building B, Suite 102 - North fork Professional Building, 373-8952
- Ballots are available 15 days before the Primary, General or Statewide
Special Election from any Absentee Voting Official. Click here (will be updated soon) for a list of absentee voting offices.
- Ballots are also available on Election Day from the voter's polling
place, unless there is an Absentee Official in the area.
- The Personal Representative brings the completed application to
an Election Official for a ballot and takes the ballot to the voter.
- The voter completes a certificate authorizing the Personal Representative
to carry their ballot, votes the ballot privately, places it in a
secrecy sleeve and seals it inside the envelope provided.
- The Personal Representative brings the voted ballot back to the
Election Official by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.
|  |
|
 |