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Crockett County warns of ballot by mail applications being sent out

The Crockett County Clerk's Office is letting the residents know that mail out requests have not been sent out by them.
Credit: Miguel Gutierrez Jr./The Texas Tribune
Mail-in ballot application.

CROCKETT COUNTY, Texas — Crockett County is warning that if anyone has received an application for ballot by mail that it did not come from the Crockett County Clerk's Office.

The clerk's office took to social media to let the residents know that anytime a ballot form is mailed out by them, it is upon request to those who qualify to vote by mail.

Additionally, a mail-in ballot form will never come with advertisements for any political candidate.

If you did not request a ballot form but received an application anyways there is a good chance if you turn it in you will be rejected.

To vote by mail, residents must be:

  • 65 years or older
  • Disabled
  • Out of the county on election day and during the period for early voting by personal appearance
  • Or be confined in jail, but otherwise eligible. 

For more information, call the Crockett County Clerk's Office at (325) 392-2022.

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