Anchorage Election: Mail-in Ballots, Drop Boxes, & In-person Voting

0:00It's March 18th, here's your Anchorage news in two minutes. Ballots for Anchorage's municipal election went out in the mail this Tuesday to more than 200,000 registered voters. If you are expecting one but have not gotten it by next Tuesday, March 24th, call the Anchorage Election Center at Area Code 907-243-868-3 for a replacement. Voters have plenty of options to cast their ballots, including 18 drop boxes already set up around town. You can also mail back your voted ballot using just one forever stamp, though if election day is near, officials suggest dropping it off inside a post, office to get a manual post-mark that day. Starting March 31st, in-person voting opens at spots like the Lusac Library and City Hall. Regular identification works fine, such as a driver's license, passport, or even a fishing license. No real ID or proof of citizenship required for. This local race, the city also provides online voting through email or a secure document

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