Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

A precinct within the county which contains
no more than one hundred twenty-five (125) registered electors at the last
general election, may be designated by the board of county commissioners a
mail ballot precinct no later than April 1 in an even-numbered year. Such a
designation shall apply thereafter to all elections conducted within the
precinct until revoked by the board of county commissioners. Having designated
a mail ballot precinct, there shall be no voting place established within the
precinct. Elections in a mail ballot precinct shall be conducted in a manner
consistent with absentee voting with the following special provisions.
(1) The clerk shall issue a ballot, by mail, to every registered voter in
a mail ballot precinct, and shall affix to the return envelope, postage
sufficient to return the ballot.
(2) The ballot shall be mailed no sooner than twenty-four (24) days prior
to the election day and no later than the fourteenth day prior to the
election.
(3) The clerk shall make necessary provisions to segregate mail ballot
precinct ballots by precinct, and for all purposes of the election, the
precinct integrity shall be maintained.
(4) The clerk shall make available in the office of the clerk,
registration on election day for any individual who is eligible to vote and
who resides in a mail ballot precinct and has not previously registered. The
clerk shall provide an official polling place in the office of the clerk and a
qualified elector who registers on election day and resides in a mail ballot
precinct shall be allowed to vote at the office of the clerk.

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