1. mail-in - Noun
2. mail-in - Adjective
mail-in (not comparable)
Sent via mail.
mail-in ballots
mail-in (plural mail-ins)
Something sent via mail.
I chose to do a mail-in instead of going to vote in person.
mail in
About four in 10 registered voters plan to cast their ballot by mail-in voting (or have already done so), according to a Pew Research survey. Source: Internet
According to Forbes, Boockvar said Tuesday night identifying voters who have mail-in ballot defects is completely valid and there’s nothing in Pa. law that prohibits that. Source: Internet
According to the O.C. Registrar, turnout was close to 73% this year, and that's before all of the mail-in votes are counted. Source: Internet
Ace's program also offers customers a way at the time of purchase to get items at a price which would normally require completing a mail-in rebate. Source: Internet
A Clark County, Nev., election worker scans mail-in ballots earlier this week in North Las Vegas. Source: Internet
Additionally, New Jersey just had an election because of mail-in voter fraud. Source: Internet