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Fax Your Alaska Ballot From Overseas

Fax return: only if you qualify

Alaska takes a faxed ballot only if you received your ballot by fax or online.

Alaska lets a voter who received an absentee ballot by fax or by online delivery, military and overseas voters included, return the voted ballot by mail or by fax. Source

Fax Your Ballot

10 pages free every month. No credit card.

What goes in the fax

Fax the pages together, to the line your election office uses for ballots.

1
Your voted ballot

Every page of it, including any page you left blank.

2
What the state requires with it

An Alaska voter who faxes a ballot sends the ballot with the completed Voter Certificate and Identification sheet, signed before a witness aged 18 or older who also signs, and by faxing voluntarily waives the right to a secret ballot; the Division names no separate waiver form, and the certificate sheet comes with the ballot.

Read the state’s instructions

Your election office's ballot fax

Alaska sends the ballot fax number with your ballot. Each election office is below with a number to call first.

From the Alaska directory, checked September 30, 2026.

Only if you qualify: you received your ballot by fax or online.

Call before you send. Fax lines change and some stop answering. A short call confirms the ballot fax number and whether the office has your ballot request. An office’s general fax is not always its ballot line.

Region I
Juneau, Region I Elections Office
Ballot fax
Sent with your ballot
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Region II
Anchorage, Region II Elections Office
Ballot fax
Sent with your ballot
Source
Region III
Fairbanks, Region III Elections Office
Ballot fax
Sent with your ballot
Source
Region IV
Nome, Region IV Elections Office
Ballot fax
Sent with your ballot
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Region V
Wasilla, Region V Elections Office
Ballot fax
Sent with your ballot
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Region V Kenai Satellite
Kenai, Region V Satellite Elections Office
Ballot fax
Sent with your ballot
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Deadlines

Faxed ballot

A ballot an Alaska voter returns by fax, with the completed Voter Certificate and Identification sheet, must be received on or before 8:00 p.m. Alaska Standard Time on Election Day; the postmark rule applies only to ballots returned by mail.

www.elections.alaska.gov/voter-information/absentee-and-early-voting
Blank ballot

An Alaska military or overseas voter chooses on the absentee application to receive the ballot by online delivery (email notice and download), by mail, or by fax, and may apply for an electronic transmission ballot at any time in the calendar year.

www.elections.alaska.gov/voter-information/military-overseas-and-college-voters

What it costs

Your ballot
Free

Every account gets 10 free pages a month, and a page to a US fax number counts as one. A ballot packet of up to 10 pages sends free, with no credit card.

A second ballot the same month
$1.99 for 10 pages

Free pages reset on the 1st. If a second ballot in the same month takes you past 10 pages, a Lite pack covers it, with no subscription.

To get your blank ballot by fax, you need a fax number of your own. A One-Time Fax Number is $14.99 once and receives for 90 days, with 50 pages. Starter is $4.99 a month. A ballot sent to you by email needs neither.

Questions

Can I fax my Alaska ballot from any country?

If you qualify, yes. A US fax number receives a fax the same way wherever it is sent from. Whether Alaska takes it depends on the condition at the top of this page, so read it before you send.

What if my election office's fax line doesn't answer?

Call the number in your election office's row before you try again. A line that rings and never connects will not start working on a retry, and the office can tell you whether the number changed.

My election office's row has no ballot fax. Where do I send it?

To the fax number that came with your ballot. Alaska gives it there rather than on a public list. If you can't find it, call the number in your election office's row.

Do I need my own fax number to send my ballot?

No. Sending needs only the fax number your election office uses. A number of your own matters only if you want the blank ballot faxed to you.

Is this an official Alaska election site?

No. FaxTerra is a fax service. Alaska's rules come from its election authority and your election office, linked under official sources.

Official sources

This page is nonpartisan. FaxTerra is a fax service and does not support or oppose any party or candidate. Alaska and your election office set the rules; follow them where they differ from anything here. Reviewed September 2026.

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