The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee/mail ballot is by 8 p.m. on Election Day, November 8^th, 2022. Election administrators will contact you via letter, phone, or email if any errors are found. The notice will likely include the necessary information and instructions to correct your ballot on time.

If you voted a provisional ballot, the deadline to prove where you live or provide a copy of your ID is Wednesday, November 16^th, 2022 (before 10am).  For your ballot to count, you must submit a copy of a current and valid Maryland driver's license or MVA ID card, student, employee, or military ID, U.S. passport; or a copy of a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or other government document with your name and current address. Current means that the document is dated within 3 months of the election.

The county commissioner's office will contact you within 24 hours if there are any deficiencies with your absentee ballot. If your ballot has been rejected, you may vote a replacement ballot until November 7th, 2022 or vote in person at your polling location before the official close of polls.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee ballot is noon on Wednesday, November 16^th, 2022. Your county election board will notify you if there is a missing signature or a signature mismatch with your ballot and include instructions on how to file an affidavit to correct the issue. If you cast a provisional ballot due to not having the proper photo identification, you may appear before the county clerk before noon on November 16^th with your valid photo ID and fill out a form to correct the issue.

THIS INFORMATION MAY BE UPDATED DUE TO THE ONCOMING HURRICANE. The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee ballot is by 5pm on November 10^th, 2022. If your signature is missing or does not match the one on record, the Supervisor of Elections will contact you, and you may complete and return a “Vote-by-Mail Ballot Cure” Affidavit (English PDF/ Spanish PDF) along with a copy of your identification to resolve the issue.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee ballot is by Tuesday, November 22^nd, 2022. The county will notify you if your ballot has been rejected and you have until the 14^th day after the election to provide your local election authority with evidence as to why your ballot should not be rejected. If you voted by provisional ballot, you may submit additional information to your local election officials. Any additional information must be received no later than the close of business on the Thursday following Election Day.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee ballot is Wednesday, November 16^th, 2022. Local officials will try to contact you if there are any discrepancies in your ballot so you can cure it.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee ballot is by 4:45pm on November 15^th, 2022. If there is a signature mismatch or missing signature, you will receive a letter from the DC Board of Elections (BOE), and you can sign the certificate enclosed in the letter and return it to the DCBOE.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee ballot is 11:59pm on Monday, November 14^th, 2022. If your local election official notifies you that your mail-in ballot was rejected due to signature discrepancies or other issues, you may use the TXT2Cure platform to help resolve it. Find out more here.

If you did not sign your absentee ballot envelope, you have until 5 pm on Wednesday, November 16^th, 2022, to submit an unsigned ballot statement to local officials to correct (cure) the issue. If you need to correct a signature mismatch, you have until 5 pm two days prior to certification of the election (December 7-8, 2022). Election administrators will contact you via letter, phone, or email if any errors are found with your ballot at least eight days prior to the certification of the election with details and instructions on how to make corrections on time.