Can you vote more than once in the US election? No Our records show that you received a mail-in ballot for this election or already voted in this election. If you have not already voted, election officials will count your provisional ballot. Voting or trying to vote more than once is against the law, and if you do this, election officials will refer you to law enforcement agencies for further investigation. Can you vote more than once in the US election? No Voting more than once in an election is illegal, and in some states, including North Carolina, it is a felony not only to vote more than once but also to induce another to do so. Is a ballot application the same as a vote ballot? No When election officials mail out a ballot to a voter, they verify that the voter's signature on the ballot application form matches the voter's signature on file. 

"The voter file tells election officials where someone lives, whether they've asked for a mail ballot, whether they've received it, whether it's come in, whether they voted some other way. And every single request for a mail ballot is checked against that voter file," Becker added.
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