Indiana Code
Chapter 4. Eligibility and Application for Absentee Ballot
3-11-4-20. Envelope; Enclosure of Ballot; Addressee

Sec. 20. An absentee ballot mailed under section 18 of this chapter shall be enclosed in an envelope, unsealed and stamped for return to the county election board by at least first class mail. One (1) side of the envelope must bear the name, official title, and post office address of the county election board. The pre-addressed, stamped envelope shall be furnished by the county election board.
[Pre-1986 Recodification Citation: 3-1-22-6(a) part.]
As added by P.L.5-1986, SEC.7.

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Indiana Code

Title 3. Elections

Article 11. Voting Methods, Supplies, and Equipment

Chapter 4. Eligibility and Application for Absentee Ballot

3-11-4-0.5. When an Absentee Ballot Is Considered Sent to a Voter

3-11-4-1. Entitlement to Vote by Absentee Ballot in Clerk's Office or Satellite Office; Conditions

3-11-4-1.5. Application of Chapter to Certain Voters

3-11-4-2. Application for Absentee Ballot; Completion; Execution; Handling; Affidavits

3-11-4-2.1. False, Fictitious, or Fraudulent Absentee Ballot Application; Delivery to County Election Board; Sworn Statement; County Election Board Action

3-11-4-3. Time Periods During Which an Application for Absentee Ballot May Be Received; Application Received by Election Division

3-11-4-4. Manner of Making Application; Furnished Forms; Fax and Electronic Mail Applications

3-11-4-5. Repealed

3-11-4-5.1. Application Form; Contents

3-11-4-5.2. Direct Mailings Including Application for Absentee Ballot; Required Information About Sender of Communication

3-11-4-5.5. Election Division Designated as Single Office for Voter Registration and Absentee Ballot Procedures for Overseas and Absent Uniformed Services Voters; Move Exception

3-11-4-5.7. Military and Overseas Voter Empowerment Act; Delegation of Authority to Counties; Designation of Communications Means; Providing Applications to Voters; Security and Privacy of Application Requests; Providing Information to Voters; Free A...

3-11-4-5.8. Voter With Print Disabilities; Requesting Voter Registration Application, Absentee Ballot Application; Use of Electronic Mail, Fax, or Web Publication

3-11-4-6. Absent Uniformed Services Voters, Overseas Voters, Address Confidentiality Voters, and Voters With Print Disabilities; Transmission of Applications and Ballots

3-11-4-6.1. Repealed

3-11-4-7. Uniformed Services Voters, Overseas Voters, and Address Confidentiality Voters; Requirements for Application

3-11-4-8. Nonresident Overseas Voter; Entitled to Receive Only Federal Ballots; Precinct of Voter

3-11-4-9. Repealed

3-11-4-10. Estimate of Number of Ballots Required

3-11-4-11. Repealed

3-11-4-12. Repealed

3-11-4-12.5. Absent Uniformed Services Voter or Overseas Voter; Use of Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot Form; Waiver of Confidentiality Not Required

3-11-4-13. Repealed

3-11-4-14. Ballots Other Than Those Specified in Ic 3-11-4-12.5; Preparation and Printing Under Direction of County Election Board

3-11-4-15. Ballots Prepared and Printed Under Direction of County Election Board; Delivery to Circuit Court Clerk

3-11-4-16. Marking on Label Attached to Package of Ballots Delivered to Circuit Court Clerk; Distribution of Ballots

3-11-4-17. Filing of Application Received; Recording of Information in Statewide Voter Registration List

3-11-4-17.5. Consideration of Application; Determinations; Denial of Application; Casting Provisional Ballot; Filing Additional Documentation; Transfer of Registrations

3-11-4-17.7. Replacement Official Ballots

3-11-4-17.8. Official Replacement Ballots; Procedures

3-11-4-18. Transmitting Ballots; Tracking Ballots; Additional Documentation; Voter Education Program

3-11-4-18.5. Challenge Absentee Voter Application; Affidavit; Referral to County Election Board

3-11-4-19. Necessity of Circuit Court Clerk's Official Seal and Signature and Initials of Members of Absentee Voter Board

3-11-4-20. Envelope; Enclosure of Ballot; Addressee

3-11-4-21. Envelope; Affidavit

3-11-4-22. Repealed