Voter's Choice

The California Voter’s Choice Act aims to make voting more convenient and accessible. Eligible voters in participating counties will be able to choose when, where, and how they cast their ballot.

Voter’s Choice California supports counties and voters transitioning to the new voting process. Learn about our different resources:

Voter's Choice Act FAQ

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Big Changes are Coming To California Elections

Will Voting in Your County Change?

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Is my county switching to the Voter’s Choice Act?

How might the Voter’s Choice Act affect political campaigns?

Will the Voter’s Choice Act cost taxpayers more money?

Will the dropboxes be secure?

Could this make it easier for people to commit voter fraud?

Will I need to show photo identification at the vote center?

Why will I be mailed a vote-by-mail ballot when I didn’t ask for one?

Why can’t I use my neighborhood polling place?

Is this an attempt to disenfranchise voters?

Will this make it harder for me to vote in person?

Who made the decision to switch to this new process?

Are there going to be long lines at the vote centers?

I don’t have a car. How will I get to a vote center?

What about voters who speak languages other than English? Will they be able to use the vote centers?

Will vote centers be accessible to people with disabilities?

Who decides where the new vote centers and dropboxes will be placed? Which criteria will be used?

How will the new vote centers look and feel?

What if I’m not registered to vote?

What if I’ve moved since the last time I registered to vote?

Why can’t we use my polling place?

Can I vote at any vote center?

What is a dropbox?

What if I lose my ballot or make a mistake?

Will vote centers be open on the weekends?

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