Can we use a dropbox so voters can deposit their ballot after hours or without having to interact with election officials?

No. The law does not authorize the use of drop boxes for the in-person delivery of marked mail ballots. As described above, only the voter can drop off their own ballot; through this process, the voter must present an acceptable form of identification and sign the “Signature Roster – Hand Delivery of Ballot by Mail” form. These procedures require the voter to interact with an election official.

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1. Who can hand deliver a ballot?
2. What does the voter need to give to the early voting clerk’s office?
3. What is the procedure for hand-delivery of marked ballots?
4. What if a voter refuses to present an ID?
5. What if someone other than the voter attempts to drop off the ballot?
6. Can we use a dropbox so voters can deposit their ballot after hours or without having to interact with election officials?