Vote by Mail Application Forms and FAQ

Vote by Mail Forms:

> Vote-By-Mail Ballot Application Form > Vote-By-Mail Ballot Request Application - Party Preference Form

> Unsigned Ballot Statement Form
> Signature Verification Statement Form

> Vote-By-Mail Ballot Application Form	> Vote-By-Mail Ballot Request Application - Party Preference Form
> Unsigned Ballot Statement Form	> Signature Verification Statement Form

To request a replacement ballot or to change your mailing address for current election only, click the "Vote-By-Mail Ballot Application Form" in

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If you are registered as a NPP (No Party Preference) voter, for Presidential Primary Election, you have the option to "crossover" vote, click the "Vote-By-Mail Ballot Request Application - Party Preference Form" in

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If you returned without the required voter signature on the Vote by Mail ballot return envelope, click the "Unsigned Ballot Statement Form" in

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If the signature of a Vote by Mail ballot return envelope does not match ROV records, click the “Signature Verification Statement Form” in

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Vote by Mail FAQ

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Will my vote count?

Yes. Every valid Vote By Mail ballot will be counted. You can track the status of your returned Vote By Mail ballot online.

Is it secure?

Yes. The signature on the back of the return envelope is compared with the voter’s original signature on the registration form to ensure that an unauthorized person can not complete and return another voter’s ballot.

Do I have to mail it?

No. You can deliver your ballot to the Registrar of Voters’ Office or place it in the white 24-hour drop box located near the flagpole. You can also take your ballot to any Santa Clara County Vote Center on Election Day or to any city hall before or on Election Day. Click here for a complete list of the Official Ballot Drop Box Sites.

Need to vote before Election Day?

Voting is available to registered voters of Santa Clara County at the Registrar of Voters Office beginning 29 days prior to every election. Learn more here about the Vote Center location.

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