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Vote by Mail States

Vote by Mail States: compare 51 US states on 3 metrics.

Vote by Mail Offered

2 values across 51 entries

Vote by Mail Eligibility

5 values across 23 entries

Data

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51 states
AlabamaNo—
AlaskaYesOnly small elections
ArizonaYesOnly small elections
ArkansasNo—
CaliforniaYesAutomatic for all elections
ColoradoYesAutomatic for all elections
ConnecticutNo—
DelawareNo—
District of ColumbiaYesAutomatic for all elections
FloridaYesOnly small elections
GeorgiaNo—
HawaiiYesAutomatic for all elections
IdahoYesSmall jurisdictions only
IllinoisNo—
IndianaNo—
IowaNo—
KansasYesOnly small elections
KentuckyNo—
LouisianaNo—
MaineNo—
MarylandYesOnly small elections
MassachusettsNo—
MichiganNo—
MinnesotaYesSmall jurisdictions only
MississippiNo—
MissouriYesOnly small elections
MontanaYesOnly small elections
NebraskaYesCertain counties only
NevadaYesAutomatic for all elections
New HampshireNo—
New JerseyYesSmall jurisdictions only
New MexicoYesSmall elections or jurisdictions
New YorkNo—
North CarolinaNo—
North DakotaYesCertain counties only
OhioNo—
OklahomaNo—
OregonYesAutomatic for all elections
PennsylvaniaNo—
Rhode IslandNo—
South CarolinaNo—
South DakotaNo—
TennesseeNo—
TexasNo—
UtahYesAutomatic for all elections
VermontYesAutomatic for all elections
VirginiaNo—
WashingtonYesAutomatic for all elections
West VirginiaNo—
WisconsinNo—
WyomingYesOnly small elections

Quick answers

Where does this vote by mail states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: All-mail voting - BallotPedia; All-Mail Voting States - LGBT Map Org; Table 18a: States That Conduct All Elections by Mail - National Conference of State Legislatures.

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