Have you ever second-guessed your vote or worried that you made a mistake on your ballot?
Did you select the candidate you meant to select? Did you circle their name instead of filling in that little circle?
Is it possible to change your early ballot after it's been cast?
It is - but there's a bit of a process.
First you have to cancel your ballot. To do that contact the election office that sent you the ballot in the first place.
But you have to do it in a timely manner. You are only allowed to cancel your ballot up to the end of the business day two weeks before Election Day.
If you can meet the time requirement, there are several ways to cast another ballot:
According to a CNN report from 2016, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut and Mississippi allow voters to change their early ballot after its been cast.
In Wisconsin, if you want to change your ballot, you need to contact your municipal clerk. If done in enough time, your clerk can cancel the original ballot and give you a new one.
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