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You may Request for an Application for Ballot by Mail To be eligible to vote early by mail in Texas, you must: be 65 years or older; be disabled; be out of the county on election day and during the period for early voting by personal appearance; or be confined in jail, but otherwise eligible. You may open this form (PDF, 41kb) print the application, fill in the information, sign and date it. You will then put it in an envelope, add postage, and mail to the Early Voting Clerk in Brown County. BROWN COUNTY Elections Administrator Suzy Young P.O. Box 700 Brownwood, 76804-9985 (325) 646-4333 (325) 643-6317 OR You may also request an application for Ballot by Mail online, and not later than the next working day, an application for ballot by mail will be mailed to you. You must mail the application to the early voting clerk of the authority conducting the election. In other words - to the Brown County Elections Administrator, Suzy Young. September 3, 2010 - First Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail October 4, 2010 - Last Day to Register to Vote October 18, 2010 - First Day of Early Voting October 26, 2010 - Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail (Received, not Postmarked) October 29, 2010 - Last Day of Early Voting November 2, 2010 - General Election We would like to use this page to keep Brown County abreast of all the activities of the Brown County Republican Party If you know of an upcoming event that is not listed, please contact the The Brown County Republican Party Your recommendation will be considered for posting. Paid for by the Republican Party of Brown County, Texas