In absentee voting, a person marks the ballot and then swears for it before a: mayor certified public accountant city clerk notary public

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In absentee voting, a person marks the ballot and then swears for it before a: mayor certified public accountant city clerk notary public

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Everett Hanna · Answer 1

In absentee voting, a person marks the ballot and then swears for it before a:

notary public

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In absentee voting, a person marks the ballot and then swears before a notary public that he is a registered and qualified voter. He then sends his ballot to the county clerk.

The absentee voting is the ballot cast by a person who cannot or is not willing to go to the official polling station to which the voter is generally allocated. In this cases, the notary public is the one who will witness on an absentee ballot.