Voter Information
My Voter Page
The My Voter Page, is a service available on the Montana Secretary of State’s website, that allows voters to access their information. This service is available for registered voters to update your information, check on the status of your mailed ballot, see your precinct, locate your polling place, and so much more! You can even access a sample ballot for Primary and General Elections. Visit the My Voter Page today to check your Voter Registration Status now!
Voter Registration
Voter Registration for the 2020 Primary Election ends at noon on Monday May 4th, 2020.
Residents of Anaconda-Deer Lodge County may download and print the Montana Voter Registration Application form. The completed and signed form can be mailed, or submitted in person, to the Elections or Clerk and Recorder’s office located on the second floor in the courthouse at 800 Main Anaconda, MT 59711. You may also email the completed and signed form to the Elections email.
Late Registration
Regular registration closes 30 days prior to any election. Late registration begins the next day and ends at the close of polls on election day (except from noon until 5:00 p.m. on the day before election day). Late Registration for Deer Lodge County is located at the Elections or Clerk and Recorder’s office located on the second floor of the courthouse at 800 Main. When a voter registers during the late registration period, they will not appear in the Official Register (poll) books and will be given a provisional ballot at the polling place. If a late registrant wishes to vote, not with a provisional ballot, they will need to vote in person at the Elections or Clerk and Recorder’s office anytime during the late registration period.
Absentee Voters
Absentee Ballots for the 2020 Primary Elections will be mailed on or before May 8th, 2020.
Any registered Anaconda-Deer Lodge County voter may vote by absentee ballot. To vote absentee, registered voters must download and complete an Application for Absentee Ballot and return the completed and signed application to the Elections or Clerk and Recorder’s office via mail or in-person. You may also email the completed and signed form to the Elections email. Applications must be received by the Chief Election Officer by noon the day before an election.
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Military and Overseas Voters
The Montana Secretary of State offers an Electronic Absentee System (EAS) for Montana’s Absent Military and Overseas Citizen Voters. This service is available 45 days before each statewide election. The Electronic Absentee System is only available for voters covered under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizen Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA). A user must affirm their eligibility under this Federal Law before using the system, under penalty of perjury.