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VOTING
PROCEDURES
Absentee Voting:
If you are unable to physically vote at your
polling place, you may vote by Absentee Ballot. Conditions
upon the right to vote by Absentee Ballot are:
- The conduct of his business or necessary travel;
- Illness or physical disability;
- Service in the Armed Forces or Merchant Marine of the
United States;
- Employment with the Territory of Guam which would
prevent the voter from going to the polls on election
day;
- Attendance at an institution of learning;
- Employment in the Service of the United States or any
federal agency;
- Accompanying a spouse engaged in any of the above
activities.
How to Apply:
An Absentee Ballot Application Form must be
completed and filed by each voter for the Primary election.
Your application will be considered an application for the
General Election.
Absentee Application Deadlines:
OFF-ISLAND/HOMEBOUND
VOTER
To vote in the Primary Election,
applications must be received by September 2, 1998, but
preferably before this deadline in order for your ballot to
be received on time.
To vote in the General Election, applications must
be received by October 30, 1998, but preferably before this
deadline in order for your ballot to be received on time.
Upon approval of your application, your Absentee Ballot
will be sent to you once they become available.
NOTE: For homebound voters, you are required to provide a
map and contact number of where you can be located.
IN-OFFICE VOTER
To vote in the Primary Election, you
must fill out an application and cast your ballot in the
Commission's office between August 6 and September 4, 1998.
To vote in the General Election, you must fill out
an application and cast your ballot in the Commission's
office between October 5 and November 2, 1998.
HOSPITALIZED VOTER
If you are hospitalized on election Day, you
may request to vote by Absentee Ballot. Contact the
Commission's office as early as possible.
NOTE: For registration purposes, the Commission must
receive your application by August 26, 1998 for the Primary
Election and October 23, 1998 for the General Election.
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