What is a voting jurisdiction?
All ballots are sent from your local election official in your town, city or county. You must select the correct election official to receive a ballot.
State voting rules for Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico voters abroad need to request a ballot each calendar year they want to vote in.
Click here to start your ballot request now.
Check below for your delivery methods and deadlines, and to find your local election office contact information.
Registration:
Email or Fax or Mail
Ballot Request:
Email or Fax or Mail
Ballot Return:
Mail
Election Deadlines for Puerto Rico Voters Abroad
There are currently no federal or state-wide elections scheduled, but there may be other elections for your voting jurisdiction in Puerto Rico. Election Day | Registration | Ballot Request | Ballot Return |
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Find Your Election Office
Click on the arrow and select your local election official from the list (may be county, city, town...)
Early and Absentee Voting Administrative Board (JAVAA)
Puerto Rico State Election Commission
P.O. Box 192359
San Juan, PR 00919-2359
United States of America
Email: java@cee.pr.gov
Tel: +1 (787) 764-5601
Fax: +1 (787) 777-8358
Puerto Rico State Election Commission
P.O. Box 192359
San Juan, PR 00919-2359
United States of America
Email: java@cee.pr.gov
Tel: +1 (787) 764-5601
Fax: +1 (787) 777-8358
Additional Resources
You may need to use a VPN if you cannot connect to your state's voter information pages. Some states only allow internet connections from US locations. For more information about how to use a VPN, please click here.