The measure, which takes effect immediately, passed both chambers of the General Assembly last month. In addition to drop boxes, the new law also makes permanent the requirement that election authorities accept mail-in ballots regardless of whether they are returned with sufficient postage. Proponents of drop boxes say they are a convenient option for voters who have concerns about trusting their ballots to the Postal Service. Curbside voting, meanwhile, makes it easier for people with disabilities or health issues to cast ballots, supporters say. Support Local Journalism It would remain up to each of the stateâs 108 election jurisdictions to decide whether to permit those forms of voting.