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A ballot will automatically be mailed to you starting OCT 2nd. You do not need to request a ballot. Fill out your ballot at home, sign, return to provided envelop. Drop off or mail in you vote by Mail Ballot by 8pm November 3rd. If you do not receive your ballot by Oct 16th call (805) 654-2264.
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TOP 10 QUESTIONS: VOTE-BY-MAIL (VBM), VOTE CENTER & ELECTION DAY1. If I put a stamp on the Vote by Mail ballot envelope, will it be considered first class and get processed faster?
No extra stamp is needed. Your envelope with ballot is considered first class and postage paid. Be sure to sign and date your envelope. 2. I’m hearing that the US Postal Service is understaffed and may delay processing or lose my ballot. How can I trust that putting my ballot in the mail is safe and secure? You can track your ballot at:. WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov Mailing your ballot is safe and secure. To avoid anxiety, be sure to mail your ballot early, sign and date your envelope. As long as your envelope is signed and dated by November 3rd and mailed on November 3rd, it will be counted. On Election Day, we recommend dropping your ballot at a Vote Center or if you do drop if off at a post office, make sure the mailbox has scheduled another collection. Do not mail your ballot after November 3rd. 3. Do I need to bring my Vote by Mail (VBM) ballot and envelope with me if I decide to vote at a Vote Center or vote on Election Day? Do I need to bring an ID? You should bring your VBM ballot with you if you decide to vote in person. If you don’t and your voting status cannot be verified, you may be given a provisional ballot. All provisional ballots are processed and will count as long as the voter has not already voted. 4. What’s the difference between a Vote Center and my neighborhood Polling Place? Due to the impact of COVID, your neighborhood polling place may be merged into several precincts in a larger building. Some counties will still assign you to a specific polling place and some counties will provide Vote Centers, meaning you can use any one of them in your county. Locations will be available by October 5th at: www.Vote.Ca.Gov 5. Do the Vote by Mail ballots get counted before Election Day ballots? How can I track that my ballot was received and processed? Vote by Mail ballots get counted after polls closed on Election Day. Track your ballot using the WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov program administered by the Secretary of State. You will be notified when your ballot is counted. 6. Can I drop off a ballot for my neighbor or my family member? Yes, you may drop off a ballot for a friend or neighbor. California voters are allowed to choose someone they trust to deliver their ballot for them. If you help someone complete their ballot, be sure that they sign the appropriate signature line on the envelope. 7. If the signature on my Vote by Mail ballot doesn’t match what’s on file at the DMV, will my vote still count? If there is a question about your signature match, your county is required to notify you and offer you a chance to fix it. You will have several weeks after the election to fix it. The easiest way for the county to notify you is to sign up for: wheresmyballot.sos.ca.gov 8. Where will the Ballot Drop Boxes be placed and how often are the ballots collected from these boxes? Are they safe from being tampered or destroyed? You can find the locations of ballot drop off locations in your county voter information guide, your county elections website, or at www.Vote.Ca.Gov starting October 5th. Ballots are picked up, at a minimum, every 24 hours from October 24 through Election Day and every 72 hours before that. 9. Can I register to vote and vote on Election Day at a Vote Center? Yes, you can register to vote or update your address at any polling place or vote center. 10. If I’m denied the opportunity to vote on Election Day or encounter problems voting, where can I call for help? The California Democratic Party has a phone hotline to call on Election Day. Volunteers will be available from 7am to 8pm. Please call: 1-877-321-VOTE (877-321-8683). We also have trained attorneys who are available to help with problems on Election Day. |
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