Declaration of Impediment for an Elector - Montana

Declaration of Impediment for an Elector is a legal document that was released by the Montana Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Montana.

FAQ

Q: What is a Declaration of Impediment for an Elector?
A: A Declaration of Impediment for an Elector is a document used in Montana to report any circumstance that may prevent an eligible voter from casting their vote.

Q: What should I do if I have an impediment that prevents me from voting in Montana?
A: If you have an impediment that prevents you from voting in Montana, you should complete a Declaration of Impediment for an Elector form and submit it to your local county election office.

Q: What kind of impediments can be reported on the Declaration of Impediment for an Elector?
A: The Declaration of Impediment for an Elector form allows you to report temporary illness, physical disability, absence from your voting jurisdiction, or religious beliefs that prevent you from voting in person on Election Day.

Q: Do I need any documentation to support my impediment when submitting the Declaration of Impediment for an Elector?
A: No, you do not need to provide any documentation to support your impediment when submitting the Declaration of Impediment for an Elector form in Montana.

Q: What is the deadline to submit a Declaration of Impediment for an Elector in Montana?
A: The Declaration of Impediment for an Elector form must be submitted to your local county election office no later than noon on the day before Election Day.

Q: What happens after I submit a Declaration of Impediment for an Elector in Montana?
A: After you submit a Declaration of Impediment for an Elector form in Montana, you will receive an absentee ballot to vote in the election.