The Voter’s Choice Act provides flexible voting options and expands the voting period. Voters in participating counties will have 3 choices for how to cast their ballot.
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:
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Fourteen counties were authorized to participate in the Voter’s Choice Act starting in 2018: Calaveras, Inyo, Madera, Napa, Nevada,...
The Voter’s Choice Act will improve the capacity of campaigns to target and track voters: All voters will receive...
Some counties will need additional resources to purchase new equipment necessary to participate in the Voter’s Choice Act, such...
No. The Voter’s Choice Act vastly improves protections against potential voter fraud: When a voter uses a vote center,...
California voters are not required to show identification at their polling place. However, if you are a newly registered...
State lawmakers designed the Voter’s Choice Act to increase voter turnout and make voting more convenient. One convenience for...
There are criteria for the selection of vote center locations and not all existing polling places will qualify under...
No. In fact, the VCA may increase voter turnout. The law is modeled after a similar program in Colorado....
Most voters will have to travel farther than in previous elections to reach a vote center where they can...
State legislators and the Secretary of State designed the Voter’s Choice Act with extensive input from community groups that...
Because this is a new system, the answer is not certain. However, lines at vote centers are not expected...
Participating counties are required to make efforts to ensure vote centers are accessible by public transit. Election officials will...
Yes, vote centers will accommodate voters with limited English proficiency. Vote centers will have well-trained staff at every location...
Yes, all vote centers will be accessible to people with disabilities. Counties participating in the VCA also are required...
The county elections office will decide where to place vote centers and drop boxes based on 14 criteria outlined...
Vote centers will be well-organized, professional, and accommodate voters with disabilities.
You will not receive a ballot in the mail, but if you are eligible to vote, you may still do...
You might not receive a ballot in the mail, but you may still vote. Visit any vote center in...
In some cases, former polling places will be used as vote centers. However, many former polling places will no...
Eligible voters can use any vote center in the county in which they live, so long as that county...
A dropbox is a secure, locked structure where voters may deliver their ballots from the time they receive them...
You can visit a vote center and request a replacement ballot.
Yes. All vote centers will be open the weekend before Election Day, and some will be open for two...
Beginning in 2018, several California counties made significant changes to their elections. To ensure that voters are informed about the changes, it is critical that leaders, community organizations, service providers, and others who interact with voters get involved. Click below to access education materials to share with your community.
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