Join our Voter Outreach and Get Out the Vote.
Our Voter Registration / Outreach Committee meets on the first Saturday of each month from 9:00am to 10:00am at Depoe Bay Coffee in Auburn.
The Chairman of the Comittee is Mark Havener. If you have any questions, you can reach him at mark.havener@gmail.com.
VOTER REGISTRATION
Click HERE to go to the California Secretary of State’s Voter Registration Website
We register voters every Wednesday at Sierra College in Rocklin, between 10:30am and 1 pm.
We welcome volunteers to join us, and we have posted interesting information about our casual student polls.
We also have a Progressive Neighborhood Project to help volunteers to reach out to their neighbors to GOTV (Get Out the Vote). We provide the voter registration forms and will train you.
VOTE FROM HOME
In California, any registered voter may vote using a vote-by-mail ballot instead of going to the polls on Election Day. To request a vote-by-mail ballot for a single election or to request a vote-by-mail ballot for all elections (permanent vote-by-mail voting), follow the simple process described here.
FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE
Click HERE to find your polling place and to see the Sample Ballot for the next election in Placer County.
SEE YOUR SAMPLE BALLOT
Click HERE to see the Sample Ballot or to find your polling place for the next election in Placer County.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I VOTE BY MAIL?
IF when you registered to vote, you initialed the “Vote By Mail” option on your registration form, you will receive your ballot approximately 29 days prior to the election. To Vote, follow the instructions on the ballot.
WHAT DO I DO IF MY VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT HAS NOT ARRIVED?
IF you have not received your ballot by 20 days before the election contact your County Clerk’s office and explain the problem.
CAN I VOTE AT THE POLLING PLACE EVEN IF I HAVE A VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT?
YES! If you prefer to vote at your polling place and you have received a “Vote by Mail” ballot, then take that ballot to the Polling place and request a new ballot. In any event, you may cast a ballot at your polling place on Election Day regardless of any other action you may have taken. It will be a provisional ballot and will be counted last and only IF you have not voted elsewhere in this election.