Marking Your Ballot
- Check your ballot for instructions about whether to use a pen (black ink or blue) or pencil.
- Be sure to completely fill in the ovals or boxes next to your choices:
- You don't have to vote in all contests. Your other votes will still count.
- You cannot change your vote once you've mailed or dropped off your ballot.
Get a Replacement Ballot
If your ballot arrives damaged, you make a mistake, spill something, lose your ballot, or for any other reason, contact your county elections office for a replacement ballot.
Learn About Candidates and Measures on the Ballot
Find candidate and ballot measure information in the Current Election page and by using My Vote.
My Vote shows only the candidate and ballot measure information that applies to you.
More Information for Voters with Disabilities
Visit our accessibility information page to learn where to get your accessible ballot and tips for how to use it.