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Advance Voting Information
Advance voting in person generally begins 2 weeks prior to every election at the Seward County Administration Building 515 N Washington, Liberal, KS 67901.
Make sure to review your voter registration information before the Close of Voter Registration. Sample Ballots are available upon request.
Notice of changes made to advance by mail ballot laws:
If returning in person: ballot must be returned by 7:00 PM on Election Day to any polling place within the county or to the county election office to be eligible to be counted.
If returning by mail: ballot must be postmarked by Election Day and received by the Friday after the election to be eligible to be counted.
The last day the county election office can mail a ballot to a voter is the Tuesday before the election.
Advance voting by mail begins 20 days prior to every election. Complete an application for Advance Ballot and mail to Seward County Clerk's Office, 515 N Washington Suite 100, Liberal, KS 67901 or email Stacia Long.
Make sure to review your voter registration information before the Close of Voter Registration. Sample Ballots are available upon request.
Voter Forms | Language | |
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Voter Registration | Online Voter Registration | English | Español |
Application for Advance Voting Ballot | English | Español | |
Permanent Advance Voting Application | English | Español |
Advance Voting by mail
Notice of changes made to advance by mail ballot laws:
If returning in person: ballot must be returned by 7:00 PM on Election Day to any polling place within the county or to the county election office to be eligible to be counted.
If returning by mail: ballot must be postmarked by Election Day and received by the Friday after the election to be eligible to be counted.
The last day the county election office can mail a ballot to a voter is the Tuesday before the election.
Advance voting by mail begins 20 days prior to every election. Complete an application for Advance Ballot and mail to Seward County Clerk's Office, 515 N Washington Suite 100, Liberal, KS 67901 or email Stacia Long.
- A separate application must be submitted for each election unless the voter qualifies for permanently sick/disabled status.
- Each voter must sign an application in order to receive a ballot.
- More than one application may be mailed in the same envelope.
- Your voted ballot may be returned by mail or hand-delivered to the Election Office Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On Election Day, please return your ballot to an Election Official before 7 p.m. at any Polling Location.
- Ballots may not be faxed.
- Only permanently sick or disabled voters may apply for permanent advance voting status.
- Voters may apply for permanent advance voting status by completing the Permanent Advance Voting Application.
- Twenty-four-hour caregivers do not qualify for permanent status for themselves. However, they may request to have their ballots mailed to them by submitting an advance ballot application for each election.