The state of New Hampshire has laid out the process for people to register by mail to vote in this fall’s elections.
Under the state’s guidance, to register by mail, a prospective voter would request an absentee voter packet from their city or town clerk or from the New Hampshire Secretary of State.
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Voters would need to fill out a registration form, and provide election officials with a copy of a current photo ID, and a copy of bill, bank statement or other document showing the person’s name and address.
They also need a witness, who could stand 6 feet away or behind a window, to watch the voter sign their form and to attest via affidavit to the voter’s identity.
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Forms would need to be returned – by mail or hand delivery -- to local clerks.
Read the state's instructions for registering absentee and voting absentee by mail below:
