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VOTER HELPLINES ARE OPEN OCTOBER 6 to NOVEMBER 3.
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| Los Angeles County | Orange County | |
| English | (213) 241-8872 | (714) 477-2956 |
| Chinese | (213) 241-8873 | (714) 477-2957 |
| Korean | (213) 241-8874 | (714) 477-2958 |
| Tagalog | (213) 241-8875 | (714) 477-2959 |
| Thai | (213) 241-8876 | (714) 477-2960 |
| Vietnamese | (213) 241-8877 | (714) 477-2961 |
The Voter Helplines will be live during vote centers hours. Check back here frequently for updates.
10/6 to 10/23: Callers can leave voice mail. Calls are returned within one business day.
10/24 to 10/29: 10am-3pm
10/30 to 11/3: 10am-8pm
Facts you should know:
- Your ballot should arrive in the mail early October.
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Free ballot translation is available at:
(800) 815-2666, option 3 [LA] / (714) 567-7600 [OC] -
You are always welcome to contact your county election officials at:
lavote.net [LA] ocvote.net [OC]
There are three ways to return your ballot:
LA & OC County Dropboxes
Starting October 6, drop your ballots into these secure boxes.
Locations:
[LA] lavote.net > Voting & Locations > Find My Election Information > Find a Drop Box
[OC] ocvote.net/dropbox
Mail
Easily mail your ballot back with the included prepaid first class return envelope.
It MUST be postmarked before November 3. Earlier is better. Track your ballot at: WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov
Vote Centers
Beginning Oct. 24 [LA] / Oct. 30 [OC], you can vote in-person, register, get a replacement ballot, and get any help you need at any center in your county.
Locations:
[LA] locator.lavote.net/locations/vc
[OC] ocvote.com/voting/voting-and-dropoff-locations-by-election
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