; (ii) any tribal government facility that meets the requirements of Federal and State law applied to other polling locations within the State; (iii) a tribally owned building; or (iv) another facility that meets the requirements for polling places in the State. (3) Absentee ballots and early voting (A) In General A representative official of an Indian tribe, with authorization from the governing body of the Indian tribe, may deliver a request to the appropriate State or political subdivision that a location on Indian lands be designated as an absentee ballot location or an early voting location, and such State or political subdivision shall grant the request, at no expense to the Indian tribe, if— (i) the requested location on Indian lands is in a State that permits voting by an absentee or mail-in ballot or early voting (also called absentee in-person voting), as the case may be