Voting Mail Ballots

(1) Upon receipt of a mailed ballot, the elector may vote by: (a) marking the ballot in the manner specified; (b) placing the marked ballot in the secrecy envelope, free of any identifying marks; (c) placing the secrecy envelope containing one ballot for each election being held in the signature envelope; (d) executing the affirmation printed on the signature envelope; (e) providing the elector's date of birth on the signature envelope; and (f) returning the signature envelope with all appropriate enclosures, as provided in 13-19-306. (2) For the purpose of this chapter, an official ballot is voted when the marked ballot is received at a place of deposit. (3) A legally registered or provisionally registered elector with a disability may receive and vote a ballot using procedures established in 13-13-246.