States distribute absentee ballots to residents, including military members, they aren't sent by the Pentagon.

Three Republican lawmakers have asked Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin if there are enough federal absentee ballots for troops.

Mail-in voting is one of the major modern conveniences afforded to US voters, but with Election Day finally upon us, a few ...

ATLANTA — If you requested an absentee ballot but never got it, yes you can still vote. Because there is not enough time to ...

ATLANTA — It's a day before Election Day, and 343,833 absentee ballots were requested by Georgia voters, according to ...

As the 2024 elections approach, understanding the absentee voting process is more crucial than ever. This comprehensive guide ...

Election Day begins at 7 a.m. in Florida tomorrow. If you already voted by mail, here's how to track it and make sure its ...

If you voted by mail, you can go to the Kentucky voter information portal to track you ballot. Once you enter your name and birthdate, the portal should take you to a tracker. The tracker will show ...

If you're hospitalized on Election Day and worried about not being able to get to the polls — don't fret: You can still cast ...

States are responsible for sending absentee ballots to military service members – not the Pentagon, as viral posts claim.

A federal judge ruled against Republicans in a challenge to Democratic strongholds in Georgia that opened locations over the ...