Sonoma County Democratic Party

We’re down to days now.

Drop off your ballot at a secure drop box. Or vote in person Oct. 31-Nov. 3.

Click on the link to find out how and where. And let’s #VoteHimOut!

Step 1: Check your voter registration status

Moved in the last few years? Changed your name? Haven’t voted in a while? Just want to be super sure that your voice will be heard this election?

Then take 30 seconds to check your voter registration status.

This first step is the most important. Get it done today.

Step 2: Track your ballot

Once you’ve confirmed your registration, sign up to track your ballot. Go to BallotTrax for extra reassurance on when your vote-by-mail materials will be delivered to your home. Then track their journey to the registrar after dropping your ballot in the mail.

Step 3: Vote from anywhere!

Gone are the days of waiting in line at the local school cafeteria! Voting from anywhere means having plenty of time to study a long ballot and fill it out without being in a rush. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to send back your vote by mail ballot–a good refresher for even the most experienced voters.

And then, when you’re done, you’re free to do just about whatever you want to do next! See for yourself…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5VmY3oPhpI&feature=youtu.be

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