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Elections Information
NOTICE TO UOCAVA VOTERS
The Secretary of State has received information indicating that transmission of some
UOCAVA ballots for the March 13, 2012 primary election has been delayed. Your ballot
may be one of these. As a remedial action, the Secretary of State has extended the
statewide deadline for receiving all UOCAVA ballots by eight (8) days to March 21, 2012,
to ensure that all military and overseas voters have a full and fair opportunity to have
their votes counted. Although the deadline has been extended, you are urged to return your
voted ballot to your county absentee election manager as soon as possible to ensure its
timely receipt. State law now allows UOCAVA ballots to be returned by U.S. mail, hand
delivery, or commercial ground or air carrier.
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