California voters will soon be receiving a vote-by-mail ballots and Lassen County’s Registrar of Voters Julie Bustamante is encouraging residents to ‘Vote Safe’ by mail or by using conveniently located drop-boxes, for the upcoming November 3rd Presidential election. Ballots will be mailed out beginning the week of October 5th.
Voting by mail is safe and easy according to Bustamante. After marking your choices on your ballot, simply secure your ballot inside the envelope provided by the elections office.
“Make sure the signature on your ballot envelope matches the one on your CA driver license/state ID, or the one you provided when registering,” cautions Bustamante. “Our county elections office will compare them to protect your vote.”
You can drop your ballot off at a secure drop box, or the county elections office, by 8:00p.m. on November 3rd, 2020, or you can mail your ballot – just make sure it is postmarked by November 3rd. No stamp is required.
Once you mail your ballot you can sign up at wheresmyballot.sos.ca.gov for alerts by text (SMS), email, or voice call on the status of your vote-by-mail ballot.
Lassen County Vote Service Centers and Ballot Drop Box Locations
County Clerk / Election Office – Located behind the Historic Courthouse at 220 South Lassen Street Annex, Susanville, CA 96130. 530-251-8217. Drive-up Drop-Box available 24 hours, up to Election Night at 8:00p.m. Located in the driveway behind Historic Courthouse.
Janesville Fire Hall – 463-390 Main Street, Janesville, CA 96114. Drive-up Drop-Box will be available 24 hours, up to Election Night at 8:00p.m.
