The deadline for voters to return their vote-by-mail ballots at the Voter Service Center or an official Delaware County ballot drop box is 8:00 p.m. Postage is not required to return a Delaware County vote-by-mail ballot.Ī list of drop box locations and hours is included with vote-by-mail ballots mailed by the County and is also accessible on the Delco Votes! website at /dropbox. Ballot drop boxes are large white metal receptacles, similar in size to a USPS mailbox, and clearly marked with the wording “Official Ballot Drop Box” and “Delaware County Board of Elections.” These drop boxes are designed for only one use: the return of vote-by-mail ballots by Delaware County voters in the weeks before Election Day. Starting Monday, May 2, the County will open more than 40 secured drop boxes for the return of vote-by-mail ballots.īallot drop boxes are located at safe, secure, ADA-compliant locations and are under 24/7 video surveillance.

Front Street in Media (located inside the Orange Street entrance).

This week, Delaware County Elections announced that more than 31,000 vote-by-mail ballots for the upcoming May 17 Primary Election-representing all vote-by-mail ballot applications processed on or before April 15-have been mailed and are now being delivered to Delaware County voters.ĭelaware County voters may return their vote-by-mail ballots, including both no-excuse mail-in ballots and traditional absentee ballots, immediately through the US Postal Service or in-person at the Delaware County Voter Service Center located at the Government Center Building at 201 W. Sports Legends of Delaware County Museum.

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