Did you wait in super-long lines today to make sure your vote counted? Perhaps you would like to avoid the lines next time? Or, maybe you just prefer to vote wearing no pants? Whatever the case may be, requesting a mail-in ballot is pretty easy.
An unusually long line of voters at Cahuilla Elementary in #palmsprings. Passerby says "Oh I'm glad I voted by mail." @MyDesert pic.twitter.com/gSTtzhSysV
— Colin Atagi (@TDSColinAtagi) November 8, 2016
You can request a vote-by-mail ballot in Riverside County for just the next election or for all upcoming elections by filling out the appropriate form which you can find here.
Any voter can vote-by-mail and your ballot is mailed to you up to 29 days before the election. Then you fill out your ballot and wither return it to a polling place on election day or mail it back before then.
