; and (B) the State shall make a good-faith effort to conduct the election through the use of mail-in absentee ballots in accordance with the requirements of section 322. 322. Requirements for use of mail-in absentee ballots (a) Automatic transmission of ballots by election officials (1) In general The appropriate State or local election official shall transmit an absentee ballot for an election for Federal office held during the period described in section 321(b) to each individual who is registered to vote in the election, or, in the case of any State that does not register voters, to every individual who is eligible to vote in the election. (2) Location to which ballots are transmitted The official shall transmit the ballot to an individual under this subsection to the mailing address which is on file for the individual on the list of registered voters in the election (or, in the case of any State that does not register voters, the mailing address for the individual on the official record or other document used by the State to verify the eligibility of the individual to vote in the election), except that the official shall transmit the ballot to an alternative mailing address provided to the official by the individual (by telephone, by mail, or by an online method), so long as the individual provides the alternative mailing address to the official not later than the date that is 2 weeks before the date of the election involved or such alternative date as the State may establish, whichever is closer to the date of the election. (3) Deadline for transmission The official shall transmit the ballot to an individual under this section not later than 3 weeks before the date of the election. (b) No excuse required To vote by absentee ballot If an individual in the State is eligible to cast a vote in an election for Federal office, the State may not impose any additional conditions or requirements on the eligibility of the individual to cast the vote in such election by an absentee ballot transmitted under this