absentee vote

Noun

Meaning

absentee vote (plural absentee votes)

(US) A vote cast by a voter by mail because of absence from the precinct during the election, typically military members.

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A bill to allow people to vote absentee vote without an excuse or explanation passed the state Senate in 2017 but did not get a vote in the House of Representatives. Source: Internet

But Savage chafed at the lawyer’s suggestion that a miscast absentee vote blocked a voter from fixing that ballot or casting a provisional ballot at the polls. Source: Internet

Earlier in the day, Pearce blasted Toulouse Oliver for saying that absentee vote counting could last for a “day or two” after next week's Election Day. Source: Internet

Back in November, we really saw Democrats dominate the early and absentee vote while Republicans turned out more on Election Day. Source: Internet

For years, Woodall-Vogg, executive director of the Milwaukee Election Commission, and other election officials have pushed for absentee vote processing to start before Election Day. Source: Internet

She says when you bring your voter registration form to the courthouse, you may be able to absentee vote while you’re there. Source: Internet

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