If I've already returned my absentee or mail-in ballot, and the county has received it, can I still vote at the polls?

If you have already returned your ballot, it will be indicated in the poll book that your ballot has already been cast. Your only option would be to vote provisionally. However, a valid absentee or mail-in ballot would supersede the provisional. 

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1. What is the difference between an absentee ballot and a mail-in ballot?
2. How may I get a mail-in or absentee ballot?
3. Will I get notifications on the status of my ballot?
4. By what date must I return my ballot?
5. What is a "Secrecy Envelope" and is it necessary?
6. May I return my mail-in or absentee ballot in person?
7. May I return someone's ballot other than my own, such as a family member's?
8. What if I decide to vote in person after applying for an absentee or mail-in ballot?
9. I requested a mail-in or absentee ballot, but it didn't arrive. May I vote in person?
10. If I've already returned my absentee or mail-in ballot, and the county has received it, can I still vote at the polls?