HRS §15D-9
Sending ballots to military and overseas voters
Election officials must send ballots and voting materials to military and overseas voters who apply in time. Voters can choose how to receive them, like by fax, email, or internet. If an application comes late, officials must send the ballot quickly.
The statute, as written — - 9] Transmission of unvoted ballots
(a) No later than forty-five days before the election or, if the forty-fifth day before the election is a weekend or holiday, no later than the business day preceding the forty-fifth day, the election official in each jurisdiction charged with distributing a ballot and balloting materials shall transmit a ballot and balloting materials to all covered voters who by that date submit a valid military-overseas ballot application. (b) A covered voter who requests that a b allot and balloting materials be sent to the voter by electronic transmission may choose facsimile transmission or electronic mail delivery, or, if offered by the voter's jurisdiction, internet delivery. The election official in each jurisdiction charged with distributing a ballot and balloting materials shall transmit the ballot and balloting materials to the voter using the means of transmission chosen by the voter. (c) If a ballot application from a covered voter arrives after the jurisdiction begins transmitting ballots and balloting materials to voters, t he official charged with distributing a ballot and balloting materials shall transmit them to the voter no later than two business days or as soon as allowable after the application arrives .
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