All registered West Virginia voters may vote by absentee ballot in person during the period of early voting. You may vote by absentee ballot by mail in West Virginia if:

• You will be absent from the county during both the early voting period and Election Day because of personal or business travel or attendance at a college, university or other place of education or training;
• Employment that makes voting in person impossible because of the hours worked and distance from the county seat
• You are confined to a specific location and prevented from voting in person due to an illness, injury, other medical reason (including concerns of COVID-19), physical disability, or advanced age;
• You are incarcerated or detained in jail or a home on Election Day, but not under conviction of any felony, of treason, or of bribery (including any period of probation or parole);
• You are a participant in the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) with the Office of the Secretary of State;
• The county absentee voting office and your polling place are inaccessible to to you due to your physical disability;
• You temporarily reside outside of the county;
• You serve as an elected or appointed state or federal official.