The correct answers are A) voters who will be out of town on election day, B) candidates who will be campaigning on election day, and C) anyone who ask for them in certain states.
Absentee ballots are offered to voters who will be out of town on election day, candidates who will be campaigning on election day, and anyone who ask for them in certain states.
The term Absentee voting or “mail-in voting” is viaby mail-in ballot before the day of Election Day. A voter needs to go to the office of each state to check the conditions for an absentee vote. In some states he needs to get the conditions. The voter may return the ballot in person or by mail.
There are 21 states that require voters to provide an excuse for voting by absentee ballot, but there are 27 states and the District of Columbia that offer no-excuse absentee voting.
