Absentee voting (voting at out-of-town stays, hospitals, etc.)

You can vote absentee if: In either case, it is necessary to be registered in the electoral list of Inagi City. In addition, it takes several days for postal mail, etc., so please complete the procedures as soon as possible.

Those who are staying in municipalities other than Inagi City due to business trips or travel on the day of the election are eligible.
If you request a ballot from the Inagi City Election Management Committee, a set of ballots will be mailed to your accommodation. increase. The billing form (absentee ballot affidavit and billing form) will be posted as the election draws near.
Note: Never open the envelope containing your absentee ballot certificate in your ballot package. Once opened, you cannot vote. In addition, we cannot write in ballot paper beforehand.
Note: For more information, please see the Absentee Voting Where You Stay page.

Absentee voting period

From the day after the election day (notification day) to the day before the election day
Note: Please vote early to allow for the mailing period.
Note: Please inquire at the Election Administration Commission of the country you are staying for information on polling times and locations.

Those who are hospitalized or admitted to hospitals, nursing homes, etc. designated as absentee voting facilities are eligible.
If you ask the staff of the facility, the head of the facility will request a ballot from the election administration committee, and in response to the request, we will send the ballot to the head of the facility. After having been sent, we will vote in the facility according to instructions of the staff of facility.
Note: For more information, please see the Absentee Voting at Designated Hospitals page.

Those who fall under certain disabilities or require long-term care 5 are eligible. You can vote at home or by mail.
Note: For more information, please see the page Absentee Voting by Mail and Proxy Registration System .

Those who will be 18 years old by the day of the election but have not yet turned 18 (17 years old) on the day of early voting are eligible. Early voting will be accepted at the polling place. However, instead of putting it in the ballot box, it will be voted in an absentee ballot envelope.