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Postal voting in the United States

Info in table below is from the National Conference of State Legislatures: "Some states permit voters to join a permanent absentee/mail ballot voting list, also known as a 'single sign-on' list. Voters who request to be on this list automatically receive an absentee/mail ballot for each election. This option may be offered to all voters, or to a limited number of voters based on certain criteria. ... An additional six states [Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Missouri, and Alaska] not included on the table automatically send absentee/mail ballot applications to voters on a permanent list. This differs from the states in the table below since voters must return the application before receiving an absentee/mail ballot."

• Links below are "Elections in LOCATION" links.

States with permanent absentee voting lists, and people automatically receive ballots.

State	Any voter	Permanent disabilities	Senior voters (65 and older)
Alabama Ala. Code § 17-11-3.1		*
Arizona Ariz. Rev. Stat. §16-544(A)	*
Connecticut Conn. Gen. Stat. 9-140e		*
Delaware Del. Code Ann. Tit. 15, §5503(k)		*
Washington D.C. Mun. Regs. Tit. 3, § 720.4	*
Kansas Kan. Stat. Ann. §25-1122(h)		*
Louisiana Louisiana Secretary of State Disability Program		*	*
Maine 21-A ME Rev Stat § 753-A (effective Nov. 1, 2023)		*	*
Maryland Md. Code, Elec. Law § 9-311.1	*
Mississippi Miss. Code Ann. § 23-15-629		*
Montana Mont. Code Ann. §13-13-212(3)	*
New Jersey N.J. Stat. §19:63-3(e)	*
New York N.Y. Election Law §8-400		*
Tennessee T. C. A. § 2-6-201		*
Virginia VA Code 24.2-703.1	*
West Virginia W. Va. Code §3-3-2b		*
Wisconsin Wis. Stat. § 6.86(2)(a)		*	*