Returning Your New Hampshire Ballot From Overseas
New Hampshire's instructions do not mention returning a ballot by fax.
New Hampshire tells a military or overseas voter to mail the voted ballot and affidavit back to the town or city clerk; the Secretary of State's page does not mention fax or email return. Source
New Hampshire sends a military or overseas voter the blank ballot and affidavit by mail, or by email on request, and the voter prints them.
Deadlines
A New Hampshire military or overseas voter's ballot must reach the town or city clerk by U.S. mail or commercial carrier by 5:00 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
www.sos.nh.gov/elections/uniformed-and-overseas-uocava-votersQuestions
Can I fax my New Hampshire ballot?
New Hampshire's instructions do not mention returning a voted ballot by fax. Ask your election office how it takes a ballot from overseas before you send anything by fax, and follow the state's instructions.
Is this an official New Hampshire election site?
No. FaxTerra is a fax service. New Hampshire's rules come from its election authority, linked under official sources.
Official sources
Other US paperwork can still be faxed from abroad. How faxing US paperwork from abroad works.
This page is nonpartisan. FaxTerra is a fax service and does not support or oppose any party or candidate. New Hampshire and your election office set the rules; follow them where they differ from anything here. Reviewed September 2026.