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How can I check the status of my ballot? (2024)
From Ballotpedia
Forty-seven states and the District of Columbia provide a way for voters to track the status of their absentee/mail-in ballots online. In Illinois, Missouri, and Wyoming, voters can contact their local elections office to check on the status of their ballot.
To track the status of your absentee/mail-in ballot, follow the link for your state in the table below.
| State | Where can I track my ballot? |
|---|---|
| Alabama | Link |
| Alaska | Link |
| Arizona | Link |
| Arkansas | Link |
| California | Link |
| Colorado | Link |
| Connecticut | Link |
| Delaware | Link |
| District of Columbia | Link |
| Florida | Link |
| Georgia | Link |
| Hawaii | Link |
| Idaho | Link |
| Illinois | No statewide ballot tracking. Check with your local elections office. |
| Indiana | Link |
| Iowa | Link |
| Kansas | Link |
| Kentucky | Link |
| Louisiana | Link |
| Maine | Link |
| Maryland | Link |
| Massachusetts | Link |
| Michigan | Link |
| Minnesota | Link |
| Mississippi | Link. |
| Missouri | No statewide ballot tracking. Check with your local elections office. |
| Montana | Link |
| Nebraska | Link |
| Nevada | Link |
| New Hampshire | Link |
| New Jersey | Link |
| New Mexico | Link |
| New York | Link |
| North Carolina | Link |
| North Dakota | Link |
| Ohio | Link |
| Oklahoma | Link |
| Oregon | Link |
| Pennsylvania | Link |
| Rhode Island | Link |
| South Carolina | Link |
| South Dakota | Link |
| Tennessee | Link |
| Texas | Link |
| Utah | Link |
| Vermont | Link |
| Virginia | Link |
| Washington | Link |
| West Virginia | Link |
| Wisconsin | Link |
| Wyoming | No statewide ballot tracking. Check with your local elections office. |
See also
- Absentee/mail-in voting
- Absentee/mail-in voting eligibility
- How does absentee/mail-in voting work?
- Absentee/mail-in voting witness requirements
- What happens if I vote by mail and want to change my ballot at a later date?
- What happens if someone votes by mail and then tries to vote in person?
- What happens if someone votes by absentee/mail-in ballot and dies before Election Day?
- Do absentee/mail-in ballots take longer to count than in-person ballots?
- How do states verify absentee/mail-in ballots?
- How do election workers match signatures?
- Ballot curing rules by state
- When can states begin processing and counting absentee/mail-in ballots?
- Processing, counting, and challenging absentee/mail-in ballots in the states
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