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      • Melllvar@startrek.websiteEnglish
        5·
        5 days ago

        When I googled that was the list I got, but I know that California, at least, still has in-person voting too.

        California has “universal mail-in voting”, not “mail-only”. Meaning every voter is eligible to vote by mail, not that in-person voting is unavailable.

        • velma@sh.itjust.works
          4·
          5 days ago

          Washington is similar in that you can vote in person but it’s still considered an all-mail voting state. Our voting centers wouldn’t be large enough to handle everyone voting in person. (Though hopefully we work to switch that up come midterms.)

          I can’t speak to California, but I’d wager it still varies state to state a bit.

          Washington is an all-mail voting state. Individuals who prefer to vote in person rather than by mail may do so at local voting centers, which are open for 18 days before the election. The voting period ends at 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. Contact your county elections department for more information on voting center locations and times.[