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In Idaho, registered voters may vote by mail. It's easy just complete the form and submit it to the county by 5 p.m, Feb. 28. Learn more in this short video.

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Are you crazy busy but want to make sure you vote in the upcoming school election why not vote by mail it's easy first you need to be a registered voter and you can check your registration status on this site  if you are a registered voter download the application from this website the form is simple fill out your address choose which election ballot you want mailed our school election is the second Tuesday in March normally only school elections are in March but this election year is special it's Idaho presidential primary election. Now your political party affiliation doesn't matter for school elections but it does for the presidential primary and you'll need to pick one of the five options shown on the request. if you don't pick won the election office can't send you a ballot and you can't vote Once you complete your request you'll need to get it to your county clerk no later than 5 p.m. Friday February 28th you can snail mail it, you can take it in person, you can scan it in and email it to the elections clerk now once your ballot arrives in the mail follow the instructions in the envelope and make sure you get it in on time

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