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You may vote a provisional ballot if you meet specific conditions.

You may use a provisional ballot if:

  • You are not on the list of registered voters at that polling place
  • You requested/voted a mail ballot
  • You registered to vote in one political party and attempting to vote in another parties primary
  • You did not bring acceptable photo ID
  • Your identity is challenged at the polling place

Provisional ballots are counted 48 hours after Election Day. Provisional ballots are eligible for verification if cast in the correct precinct.You may then determine the disposition of their ballot by visiting your board of elections.

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