Your ballot counts – be sure to vote, and encourage three friends to do the same! If you haven’t mailed your ballot yet , you can put it in a mailbox, but make sure it will be postmarked no later than November 4 – OR bring your ballot with you to your local polling place, or to any polling place or to your county’s office. You aren’t required to bring your ballot, but the process will go much faster if you do. If you lost your ballot, or you’re eligible but not registered to vote , you can come before or on November 4 and vote at the Elections office, OR, on November 4, you can vote at any polling place in the county in which you live, or the Elections office in your county, by filling out a voter registration card and casting a provisional ballot. Allow some time for this, because the election clerks have to follow some procedures, including a phone call to the County office. Bring your identification, because it is needed in some cases (for example, if you haven’t v...
