My, understanding, here in PA, you can take it to the polls, turn it in and vote, in person.
In CA you can also take your mail-in ballot to the "accessible voting location" (formerly "polling place"), surrender it, ask for the poll worker to spoil it by tearing it, and vote in person.
Cities that don't enforce small laws are always shocked when the things THEY care about are also destroyed.
There's a small commercial building in the general neighborhood, recently occupied by a small market and vacated a few years ago. It would be a great place for another convenience store, but I guess the previous occupants thought the cost of doing business was too high, plus, there's no parking lot.
At any rate, neighbors have to regularly paint over the graffiti/tagging that appears on the walls of this vacated building, which is in good shape and not dilapidated. They are trying in their own way to avoid "broken window syndrome."
I hope another small business has the guts to occupy the space. They may have to install bollards like the store down the street a quarter mile, to prevent thieves from driving through the front door to smash in and grab the cash register and liquor.