; or (2) for a longer period of time, as agreed to by the State and the institution of higher education. (d) Alternative polling places For each institution of higher education that is not a State public institution of higher education and that does not give written permission as described in subsection (c) for placement of a polling place on the institution's campus, the State shall implement alternative procedures to ensure voting is accessible to youth on that campus who are age 18 and over. Such procedures may include— (1) offering free shuttles for such youth to other nearby polling locations; (2) making available on the campus absentee voting drop boxes for such youth; or (3) offering an on-campus early voting option or a mobile unit on the campus for early voting or election day voting for such youth. (e) Waivers (1) In general The Attorney General may, upon the request of a State, waive the requirement under subsection (b)(1) with respect to a Federal election for a campus described in such paragraph for which the State, in accordance with the guidance under paragraph (3)— (A) determines is an unsuitable polling location in the State for that Federal election; and (B) agrees to require alternative procedures at such campus to ensure voting in Federal elections is accessible to youth who are age 18 and over for that Federal election. (2) Applications to include alternative procedures To request a waiver under paragraph (1) with respect to a Federal election and for a campus described in subsection (b)(1), a State shall submit an application to the Attorney General that includes information on the alternative procedures the State will require the State public institution of higher education to implement with respect to that Federal election for that campus to ensure voting is accessible to youth who are age 18 and over. Such procedures may include— (A) offering free shuttles for such youth to other polling locations; (B) making available on the campus absentee voting drop boxes for such youth