Early/Absentee In-Person Voting Locations
Early/Absentee In-Person voting begins on Monday, October 21, 2024 and continues through Monday, November 4, 2024. See below for the dates and locations that early/absentee in-person voting will be available. Questions? Call 907-861-8683.
Early/Absentee Voting Locations- All Ballot Styles Available At These Locations
Location | Ballot Type | Days and Hours |
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Division of Elections Mat-Su Regional Office North Fork Professional Bldg. B, Suite 102 1700 E. Bogard Road Wasilla, AK |
All |
Monday-Friday (October 21-November 4) 12 pm - 4 pm |
Mat-Su Borough Building 350 E. Dahlia Ave. Palmer, AK |
All | Monday-Friday (October 21-November 4) 8 am - 5 pm Closed Saturdays and Sundays |
Voting Assistance
A Touch Screen Voting unit will be available at the Mat-Su Borough DSJ Admin. Building and the Division of Elections, Mat-Su Regional Office, 15 days prior to the election. Touch screen voting is intended for the blind, disabled and voters with reading difficulties. The touch screen units allow disabled voters to vote unassisted with a magnified, high contrast and audio ballot. At the end of voting, the touch screen unit produces a voter-verifiable paper ballot. If you need to vote using a touch screen unit, ask an election worker for this voting option.
Absentee/In-Person Voting Locations
Ballot Styles Available Will Be Limited & Specific to Each Location
HOUSTON CITY HALL, TALKEETNA AND TRAPPER CREEK LIBRARIES
Location | Ballot Type | Days and Hours |
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Houston City Hall 13878 Armstrong Road Houston, AK |
Limited/Specific to Location |
October 21 - November 4 (M-F) |
Talkeetna Public Library 24645 Talkeetna Spur Road Talkeetna, AK |
Limited/Specific to Location | October 21 - November 4 (M-F) During Normal Business Hours |
Trapper Creek Public Library 8901 Devonshire Drive Trapper Creek, AK |
Limited/Specific to Location | October 21 - November 4 (M-F) During Normal Business Hours |
The Voting Locations link contains precinct information, or if you have questions, please call our office at 907-861-8683 or the Division of Elections at 907-373-8952.
What Is Early Voting?
Early Voting is like going to your polling location to vote on Election Day. Your eligibility is verified right then and there by the election official. You will sign an affidavit that in part verifies that you still claim residency where you are registered to vote and that you will not vote in any other manner in the election. Early voting is offered at the main Borough Building and at the Division of Elections. Please see above for locations and times.
Steps to voting early:
- Present your identification at an early voting location;
- If you do not have identification and an election official does not know you by first and last name you MUST vote a questioned ballot;
- An election official will provide you with an envelope that contains your voter information (residence address, precinct number, etc.);
- Verify and sign the certification that everything is correct on the envelope;
- An election official will provide the ballot you are qualified to vote and you can cast that ballot;
- Early voted ballots are counted after the polls close on Election Night
Early Voting Security
But wait….isn’t there a possibility that someone can vote early and then go to their precinct and vote on Election Day?
No, this is not a possibility. Once you vote early, your name will be listed on the precinct register as having voted early.