The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee/mail ballot is November 15, 2022. If your ballot is challenged, a local board of canvassers is responsible for notifying you by mail, email, or phone with details and instructions on how to correct the issue. If you voted a provisional ballot, you can check on the status of your vote using your state's tool. Questioned ballots are either counted or rejected by November 10th, 2022.

The ballot curing process in Pennsylvania varies by county. If you believe you may have made a technical error on your ballot but have not been notified, please get in touch with your county elections office and ask if they will let you cure your ballot to fix the problem. Otherwise, you can go to your polling place on Election Day and request a provisional ballot. Questioned ballots are either counted or rejected by November 15th, 2022.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee/mail ballot is November 22, 2022. If your ballot is challenged due to failure to sign the return envelope or a nonmatching signature, the county clerk will mail you a notice that describes the error and instructions for correcting the issue. If you voted a provisional ballot, you have until the same deadline above to present evidence to support your eligibility to vote.

Oklahoma 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. If you voted a provisional ballot, your ballot will either be counted or rejected by November 11^th, 2022. If your ballot cannot be counted, you will be mailed a letter explaining the reason.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee/mail ballot is November 15th, 2022. If an error is found with your ballot, an election official will notify you of the issue by mail. The notice will include the necessary information and instructions to make the correction. If you voted a provisional ballot, you have until the same deadline above to present evidence to support your eligibility to vote. Questioned ballots are either counted or rejected by November 19th, 2022.

If you voted by “set aside” ballot at the polls when you did not have the proper identification (ID), you must bring your valid ID to your county elections office for your vote to be counted. You must do this before your county’s canvassing board meets, which can be as early as six days after Election Day.

North Carolina does not have an absentee/mail ballot curing process. The county board of elections will contact you if there are any deficiencies with your absentee ballot using the phone number or email address on the absentee request form submitted.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee/mail ballot is November 7^th, 2022 or seven business days after the notification of a rejected ballot is mailed, whichever is later. If an error is found with your ballot, an election official will notify you of the issue by mail, phone, or email. The notice will include the necessary information and instructions to make the correction.

New Mexico 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. If you voted using a provisional ballot, the deadline to cure (correct) your provisional ballot is November 10^th by 5pm.

The deadline to cure (correct) your absentee/mail ballot is 48 hours before the final certification of election results. The county board of elections will contact you within 24 hours of receiving your ballot if any errors are found. The notice will include the necessary information and instructions to correct your ballot on time. Additionally, you can track your ballot through your state’s online tool. If you voted a provisional ballot, it must be researched after the election to determine voter eligibility.