Get Out The Vote For Nov. 3 Elections!

Get Out The Vote for the November 3 General Election

CA Secretary of States Election Page

Are you registered to vote?
Monday October 19 is the deadline to register to be able to vote on Nov. 3. Check your registration status HERE
Where's YOUR ballot?
If you have already returned your ballot, you can track it HERE
If you have NOT received your ballot by now, you need to fill out a ballot replacement form and take it to your county election office listed on the form.

What is on your ballot? Read the Official Voter Information Guide
Vote early by mail, take to secure drop boxes or vote in-person!
Return your ballot as soon as you can, mail it, or vote in person at a polling .
Find secure drop box locations HERE
Find your polling location HERE or contact your County Election Office HERE
All in-person vote centers will be open by Saturday, October 31.
Ensure your ballot is postmarked by Election Day!
If you are mailing your ballot, mail it at least 7 days in advance. Mailed ballots must be postmarked on or before November 3. If you are mailing a ballot on November 3, you must get a manual postmark from a postal employee inside a U.S. Post Office.
Tuesday, November 3 is the LAST day to vote in-person or return a ballot at the polls that are open 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.

25 Greens are on Ballots Across California!

At least 25 Greens are running up and down ballots across CA, so there might be a Green running in YOUR district, municipalities and local elections! Check out the list of CA Green candidates HERE.

Learn about at the Green Party of United States Election Database about all the Greens running in the Nov. 3 elections.

How can YOU help get Greens into office? VOTE, DONATE, VOLUNTEER, ADVOCATE

Check Out CA Greens' Voter Guide on Statewide Props.

Here is our cheat sheet for 14 Statewide Propositions on YOUR Nov. 3 ballot. CA Green Delegates from active County Green Parties across the state voted on these recommendations. You can see details and justification on the GPCA VOTER GUIDE webpage.

YES on Prop 3: Public Education

YES on Prop 4: Campaign Finance

NO on Prop 37: Housing

NO on Prop 38: Immunology and Immunotherapy Research Funding

NO on Prop 39: Voter ID

YES on Prop 40: Billionaires Wealth Tax.

NO on Prop 41: Tax Administration

NO on Prop 42: Income Taxes on Retirement

NO on Prop 43: Supermajority on New Taxes

YES on Prop 44: Business Health Governance

NO on Prop 45: Land Use Admin. Powers

CA Greens have not taken a position on Prop 1, 2, and 5

YES ON PROP 40! TAX THE BILLIONAIRES

Arguably the MOST CRITICAL proposition on the Nov. 3 ballot is the one-time 5% wealth tax on California's billionaire PROP 40!

It would raise~100 billion to replace lost federal funding and protect essential services and would direct 90% of the funds raised to healthcare and 10% to public K-14 education and state food assistance programs.