; and (III) make such absentee ballot application forms, in printed or electronic format, widely available to students enrolled in the institution. (iii) In any case where an institution has not received from the State the official website or online portal through which eligible voters can request an absentee ballot application, or a sufficient quantity of printed absentee ballot application forms, as needed to fulfill this section by the date described in clause (ii), the institution shall not be held liable for not meeting the requirements of this section during that election year. (C) Not later than 30 days prior to the State's deadline to submit an absentee ballot or, in a State that mails ballots to all voters without requiring an application, submit the mailed ballot, the institution shall make every reasonable effort to communicate with each student enrolled in the institution regarding— (i) information about the applicable absentee ballot or mailed ballot deadline of the State; (ii) information about any requirements in the State to cast a valid absentee ballot or mailed ballot, including requirements for a witness signature or a copy of valid identification; and (iii) current (as of the date of the communication), credible information from appropriate State and local election officials about all other voting options, such as early and in-person voting and voting on Election Day. (D) An institution of higher education that only provides distance education shall, in lieu of the requirements of subparagraphs (B) and (C)— (i) 60 days before the date of a general election for Federal office, share credible, nonpartisan resources, which may include resources from State and local officials, to help students apply for absentee ballots and learn about requirements for different options to vote, such as absentee voting, voting by mail, early and in-person voting, and voting on Election Day