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Election Forms

Application to register to vote. You should also use this form to update your name, address, or signature. Includes option to sign up to receive all ballots in the mail.

Request to receive a ballot in the mail. You can use this form to request a ballot for a specific election, or to sign up for the absentee list and receive all your ballots in the mail. You must be registered to vote to use this form.

For voters who were already issued a mail/absentee ballot and need to request a new ballot. This form can only be used if the original ballot has not yet been returned. Use this form if you did not receive your ballot, lost it, made a mistake, or if your dog ate your ballot.

Voters with a disability use this form to appoint someone to assist them with voter registration, ballot requests, and voting. Authorizes voter's agent to sign on behalf of the voter. Form must be completed in front of two witnesses - see form for more details.

Request for list of registered voters or list of absentee voters. List may be purchased for noncommercial use only.

To request public records (other than lists of registered voters), use this form.

This form is for someone who would like to stop receiving all ballots in the mail.

Used to cancel your voter registration. If you cancel your registration, you will have to register again if there is an election you want to vote in.

Owners of property in a fire district holding an election who are not already registered to vote in that district may use this form to request a ballot. Proof of payment of taxes on the land in the fire district must be submitted with this form.

Residents and property owners in a Water and/or Sewer District who are not already registered to vote use this form to request a ballot. The deadline for residents who are not registered to vote to use this form to request a ballot is 8pm on Election Day. The deadline for property owners to use this form to request a ballot is 25 days before Election Day. The 25 day deadline also applies to those voting on behalf of a property held in trust or a property owned by a corporation, company, or anyone else.