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Republicans purge voter rolls to "prevent voter fraud." Republicans often remove more Democrats than Republicans when they do this. BUT if they take you off the rolls, you can re-register. So, Check Your Voter Registration in Oregon and re-register if you need to. |
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One of the perks of mail-in-voting is that you can track when your ballot was mailed, received and counted. This is a great way to make sure your vote was counted. If you think your vote was not counted then be sure to report it. |  |
Oregon allows you to Register to Vote Online. There are limitations and deadlines that you need to be aware of so you are not stuck unable to vote. Plus, if you have been purged you need to re-register to vote here. It is important to check and re-register if you don't see yourself on the voting rolls. |
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Oregon State Elections Website contains everything you need to know about Local, State and Federal elections. It is an important place to check if you have any questions about the voting process. |
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To get ready to vote and make smart choices it is important to do you research. A sample ballot is available to allow you to research and think about the choices you want to make before the actual ballot comes. |
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Inevitably you will have questions. This is a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the voting process. Review it and if you have more questions, contact your state's Secretary of State's Office. |
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To make it easy to vote there are locations across your state where you can Drop-Off Your Mail-In Ballot. This is especially useful if you are running late and want to be certain you get your ballot in on time. |
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Special rules apply to Overseas and Military Voters so you can mail your vote to your State. Check here to make sure your address is correct so you get your ballot and that you know the rules about when to submit it. |
