South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 15 - Absentee Registration And Voting
Section 7-15-375. Return envelope for absentee ballot.

The return-addressed envelope required by item (4) of Section 7-15-370 to be sent to each absentee ballot applicant shall have printed on its face in the upper left hand corner the words 'Absentee ballots for __________ County, __________ (county seat), South Carolina.' All blanks on the face of the envelope shall be filled in by the county board of voter registration and elections prior to the issuance of the ballot to the absentee ballot applicant. On the back shall appear blanks which the voter shall fill in with his name and address.
HISTORY: 1982 Act No. 280, Section 1, eff February 24, 1982.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 7 - Elections

Chapter 15 - Absentee Registration And Voting

Section 7-15-10. Duties of State Election Commission.

Section 7-15-20. Construction.

Section 7-15-110. Persons qualified to register to vote by absentee ballot.

Section 7-15-120. Registration forms.

Section 7-15-175. Article shall not be construed as allowing registration after books have been closed.

Section 7-15-200. Furnishing of election materials to persons requesting absentee ballots.

Section 7-15-210. Specifications for return-addressed envelopes.

Section 7-15-220. Signing and witnessing of oath of absentee ballot applicant; exception.

Section 7-15-230. Marking and return of ballot; ballot shall not be counted unless oath signed and ballot returned prior to closing of polls.

Section 7-15-260. Responsibilities of political parties conducting municipal primary; expenses.

Section 7-15-310. Definitions.

Section 7-15-320. Persons qualified to vote by absentee ballot.

Section 7-15-330. Time of application for absentee ballot; application in person.

Section 7-15-340. Form of application for absentee ballot.

Section 7-15-360. Furnishing ballots and envelopes.

Section 7-15-365. Ballots and instructions furnished by county board of voter registration and elections.

Section 7-15-370. Furnishing ballots and envelopes; duties of county board of voter registration and elections.

Section 7-15-375. Return envelope for absentee ballot.

Section 7-15-380. Oath of absentee ballot applicant; exception.

Section 7-15-385. Marking ballots; return; storage; penalty for violations.

Section 7-15-390. Absentee balloting in primary and special elections; municipal elections.

Section 7-15-395. Responsibilities of political parties; expenses.

Section 7-15-400. Issuing absentee ballot applications and absentee ballots.

Section 7-15-410. Absentee voting precinct established in each county; location.

Section 7-15-420. Receipt, tabulation, and reporting of absentee ballots.

Section 7-15-430. Absentee voters noted on registration lists; voting by persons who have been issued absentee ballots.

Section 7-15-440. List of persons issued and who cast absentee ballots.

Section 7-15-450. Application of article.

Section 7-15-470. Repealed.

Section 7-15-600. Short title.

Section 7-15-610. Definitions.

Section 7-15-620. Eligible voters may utilize absentee ballot process.

Section 7-15-630. Application for special write-in absentee ballot; qualifications; issuance.

Section 7-15-640. Application to register to vote.

Section 7-15-650. Absentee instant runoff ballots; instructions; regulations.

Section 7-15-660. Voting precinct assignment.

Section 7-15-670. Declaration by covered voter.

Section 7-15-680. Sending absentee ballot to covered voter.

Section 7-15-690. Duty of State Election Commission; regulations.

Section 7-15-700. Delivery of valid military-overseas ballot; declaration of voter.

Section 7-15-710. Ballot to include signed declaration by voter.

Section 7-15-720. Electronic free-access system.

Section 7-15-730. Request for electronic-mail address; standing request for electronic delivery of ballot.

Section 7-15-740. Preparation of election notices.

Section 7-15-750. Effect of mistakes or omissions in document completion; notarization.

Section 7-15-760. Equitable relief.