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State of Alaska > Division of Election > Absentee Voting Options
Updated February 17, 2009

Notice for the Municipality of Anchorage April 7th and May 5th Elections:

If you wish to vote absentee by-mail for the Municipality of Anchorage Regular Election and the tentative Runoff Election you must contact the Municipality of Anchorage City Clerk's office. This office may be reached at 907-343-4311 or at the following web site: http://www.muni.org/assembly2/election.cfm


Special Needs Voting

If you are unable to go to your polling place on election day due to age, disability or serious illness you may apply for an absentee ballot through a personal representative who can bring the ballot to you.

Special Needs Voting For Disabled Voters

  1. 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.

  2. 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

  3. 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.

  4. Ballots are also available on Election Day from the voter's polling place, unless there is an Absentee Official in the area.

  5. The Personal Representative brings the completed application to an Election Official for a ballot and takes the ballot to the voter.

  6. 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.

  7. The Personal Representative brings the voted ballot back to the Election Official by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.

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