It is your right to vote privately and independently. Please call the Hodgeman County Clerk's office at (620) 357-6421 with questions or suggestions about accessible voting in Hodgeman County.
Special voting procedures are available if you have a permanent or temporary illness or disability that makes it difficult or impossible for you to vote at a voting place.
Voting by mail
All of your registration and voting needs can be handled by mail.
Mailing address:
Hodgeman County Clerk
County Courthouse
500 Main Street
Jetmore, KS 67854
Fax number:
(620) 357-6313
Assistance with advance voting
If you have permanent physical disabilities or illnesses, you are permitted to automatically receive advance ballots before every election. Complete the
Application for Permanent Advance Ballot Status and send it to the Hodgeman County Clerk's office.
If you are unable to mark or transmit an advance ballot due to illness, disability, or lack of proficiency in the English language, you may receive assistance from another person. The person giving assistance must sign a statement and return both the statement and the advance ballot to the Hodgeman County Clerk's office by the time the polls close on Election Day.
Assistance on Election Day
You may request assistance for any reason, including but not limited to:
- Physical disability
- Visual handicap
- Lack of proficiency in reading the English language
Accessible voting machines in Hodgeman County are equipped with an audio ballot feature. If you require an audio ballot, please ask an election worker.
If you are elderly or have a disability and your voting place is inaccessible, you may request that your ballot be brought to the entrance of the voting place.