| THE NEXT ELECTION |
The next election for all voters in California is
June 3, 2008
It is a regularly scheduled primary election for state
and federal legislative offices and two propositions. Plus some counties
will have elections for local city, school, and special district
boards. (See June 3 Election)
You must be registered to vote 15
days before an election in order to vote in that election.
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| SMART VOTER
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| EASY VOTER GUIDE
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- User-friendly voter information for new voters and busy voters in English,
Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog, and Japanese.
- Online voter education resources.
- Order FREE audio and print publications on the basics of voting.
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| PREPARING TO VOTE |
Information available to help you vote
from government and other nonpartisan sources , including from the League.
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| VOTING |
In person
 at
your polling location on election day
by
provisional ballot
early
voting
By mail
absentee ballot
in the military and "overseas"
If you moved...
Your Voting Rights
Registering to Vote
Types of Elections
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| TAKE A
FRIEND TO VOTE |
A League of Women Voters of the United States'
brochure (in PDF) to inform about voting and to increase voter participation. |
| ELECTION RESULTS |
For the most recent election
and archives.
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| ELECTION LAWS |
The California
Elections Code contains the list of state laws which
govern our elections. There are also election laws contained in
county and city charters. |
| ELECTION
OFFICIALS |
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| WORK AT THE
POLLS |
Registered voters and certain high school students
may work at the polls on election day. There is also work on election
night processing and counting ballots. For the hours and the amount
of pay contact
your County Elections Official. |
| ELECTION ARCHIVE |
See an archive of past election coverage on our site.
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