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Absentee Ballot |
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Absentee Ballot
You can vote by absentee ballot if you fall into
one of the following categories:
- Member of the Armed Forces and Spouse or
dependent.
- A student residing outside the Territory.
- An officer or employee of the Government of
the V.I. or Government of the U.S.
- Unable to appear because of illness or
physical disability (permanent or temporary).
- A patient in a hospital, nursing home or
home for the aged.
- Absent from district because of accompanying
a spouse, parent or child who would be entitled
to apply for the right to vote by absentee
ballot.
- Detained in jail awaiting action by a grand
jury or trial, or has been confined in prison
after a conviction for an offense other than a
felony.
- Any person who has not been out of the
election district for more than 90 days prior to
the date of the election for which absentee
status is sought.
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When can I obtain an absentee
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Pursuant to Title 18 section 664
applications can be accepted up to 14 days
before the day of the election, list are
available after that. |
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Calendar of
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April 2007 |
| 04/02 |
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Forms for filing NOMINATION PAPERS available at all Election
System Offices St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix |
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| 04/16 |
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FIRST DAY to circulate NOMINATION PAPERS. |
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May 2007 |
| 05/09 |
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FIRST DAY on which NOMINATION PETITIONS/PAPERS may be filed,
after 12:00 noon |
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| 05/13 |
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LAST DAY for VOTER REGISTRATION.
(***NOTE this is a SUNDAY***) |
| 05/16 |
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LAST DAY on which NOMINATION PETITIONS/PAPERS may be filed, 5:00
p.m. |
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