REGISTRATION

A QUALIFIED VOTER MUST BE (ON ELECTION DAY):

YOU MUST RE-REGISTER IF YOU:

• Have moved since you registered
• Changed your name
• Wish to change party affiliation

You do not need to re-register if you were registered previously but did not vote in the last election.

HOW TO REGISTER:

If necessary, the Registrar will mail the registration form to you. Call the Registrar of Voters headquarters in Norwalk at (562) 466-1310 or 800-481-VOTE.

The application for or renewal of a driver's license also serve as a voter registration form. Registration forms will be offered by agencies serving the disabled and to those applying in person for public assistance.

REGISTER ONLINE:

You can now register online. The online system will allow Californians whose signature is already on file with the state Department of Motor Vehicles to transfer their voter registration form electronically to county elections officals from the Secretary of State's website. Please click HERE for the website.

State of California Voters Hotline:

(800) 345-VOTE (800) 345-8683

IF YOU HAVE JUST MOVED:
Registration closes 15 days before each election. If you have moved anywhere in the state within 15 days of any election and are validly registered at your previous address, you may vote by returning to your former precinct or by absentee ballot using the previous address.

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  VOTING

WHERE TO VOTE
Before each election registered voters will receive a sample ballot which will have the address of the polling place on the cover. The location of the polling place may change with each election.

ABSENTEE VOTING
Absentee ballot applications are provided with the sample ballot. They must be received by the Registrar of Voters not more than 29 days and not less than 7 days before the election. For additional information, call the Absentee Voter Section of the Registrar of Voters at (562) 466-1323.

PROVISIONAL VOTING
Provisional Voting can be allowed for various reasons.  Please click HERE to go to the Californina Secretary of State's information on provisional voting.

Remember the League's Smart Voter website:   http://www.smartvoter.org

You'll find the following Nonpartisan Election Information instantly available from the League of Women Voters: 

• Your complete personalized ballot
• Candidate Profiles
• Ballot Issues
• Polling place
• Election results
• Archive

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  ELECTION CALENDAR

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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS

The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization devoted to promoting political responsibility through informed and active citizen participation in government and acting on selected governmental issues through study and consensus.

Membership in the League of Women Voters is open to all persons of voting age. Visitors are cordially invited to attend meetings.