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VOTER REGISTRATION
VOTER REGISTRATION
Elections matter. All of them, not just your vote for State Governor or President of the United States. From school superintendent to sheriff to senator to your congressional representatives, our elected officials determine the quality and equality of our law enforcement, public education systems, and so much more. Vote! Our lives depend on it.
What should I do if I face obstruction on Election Day?
Obstruction voters may face on Election Day includes: polls opening late or closing early, a lack of ballots, or having one’s identity, identification, or voter registration status improperly challenged.
If you face any obstruction or attempt at obstruction on Election Day, please report the problem directly to the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice.
Does my vote really make a difference?
YES! Voting is a civic privilege and democratic duty, and we must all exercise our right to vote. Presidential elections may receive the most attention and funding, but every election matters and influences the wellbeing of our communities.
Lots of elections indicate how very much impact a single vote can make: Dave Adkins, for example, recaptured his spot in the New Hampshire House of Representatives by two votes in 2016. David Ainsworth won his seat in the Vermont House of Representatives by just one single ballot that year. The list continues, but the message stays the same: each vote counts and each election matters. For Los Angeles County Residents use the Voter Registration Verification link below.