West Virginia does not have an absentee/mail ballot curing process. We recommend that you track the status of your ballot using your state’s online tool before Election Day to make sure it has been received and accepted. The canvassing board will review the information associated with your provisional ballot and will determine whether your vote can be counted during the regular canvassing period, 5 days after the election. Make sure to present your ID at your County Clerk's Office before canvass, and your ballot will be counted. To check on the status of your provisional ballot, please use your state's tool.