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November 6, 2018 California General Election
November 6, 2018 California General Election
Election Results
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Election Facts
Voting Options
3 ways to vote
: vote early, vote-by-mail, vote at the polls
Last Day to mail out a vote-by-mail ballot was Oct. 30
It is too late to mail ballots.
Please complete and print out this application and take it to either Santa Cruz Elections or the Watsonville City Clerk
Track your vote-by-mail ballot
How to return your vote-by-mail ballot
Ballot drop boxes open 24/7
Voters with disabilities
Military & overseas
- ballots begin to go out Sept. 7
What is provisional ballot?
Accessible Voter Information
Local measures audio files
State Voter Information Guide accessible formats
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Ballot Information
3 Ways to Vote
3 formas de votar
How to vote by mail
Como votar por correo
How to vote a paper ballot
Como votar por boleta de papel
How to vote with an electronic ballot
Como votar por boleta de electronica
How to vote in a general election
Como votar en un elecion de general
Accessible voting
Como votar por accesible
Language services/Servicios de idiomas
County Random Alphabet for 29th and 30th Assembly Districts
Secretary of State Random Alphabet for the remainder of the contests
Poll Worker Information
Election Worker Survey
Clerk Class Schedule
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EVS Class Schedule
EVS Class and Refresher Signup
Online Poll Worker Application
Paper Poll Worker Application
- Fill out, print, and send in
Student poll worker application
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Letter to parents
Candidates
Candidates Appointed in Lieu of Election
Offices on the Ballot
Candidate Checklist
Candidate Manual - everything you need to know about running for office
Candidate Filing Documents
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Letter to jurisdictions
Attachment A - Administrative Calendar
Attachment B - How to place a measure on the ballot
Attachment C - Resolution for cities & special districts
- pdf fillable form
Attachment D - Notice of election for cities & special districts
- pdf fillable form
Attachment E - Resolution for schools
- pdf fillable form
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