In my state, they took away our ability to vote in person several years ago. If you're not homeless, they mail you a ballot.
I have little faith in my state's mail in ballots, My Daughter joined the Air Force the week before 9/11/2001. She's been living in Texas ever since. Despite informing them numerous times over a decade (after which I stopped trying), when the ballots come to my house in the mail, there is always one for her, as well.
I have often been tempted to fill out and send in her ballot, but knowing Murphy and the perversity of the universe, I refrain, because with my luck, falsely using her ballot would be the one in a billion rare thing they would actually catch, and prosecute....
I also learned recently that my state passed a law last year (rather quietly) that restores convicted felon's ability to vote as soon as they are no longer confined. Note that, it is not when they have completed their sentence, or parole, or anything like that, they no longer have to petition a court for restoration, its now automatic, as soon as they are released from jail or prison, they can go register to vote.