Oregon

To register to vote, complete the voter registration form online, print it out and sign it. You can fill out the form online, but will still need to print, sign and mail it in. (Please use black ink.) Mail the form to your county elections official or drop it off in person. You must provide acceptable ID information to register to vote. If you have a current, valid Oregon driver's license or ID, you must provide that number on your voter registration form.

The next election date is Tuesday, May 19, 2020 (Primary Election). The registration deadline for new registrants, mailed applications postmarks and online registrations is Tuesday, April 28, 2020.

Registered voters can update their registration information until 8pm on Election Day. 

Contact your local Board of Elections for more information.

Provisional ballots are counted 14 days after Election Day.

You can vote early and in person at your county elections office. Please contact them for specific dates and times.

You must register to vote for an upcoming election at least 21 days before that election. You can also change or select party affiliation up to 21 days before the election.

You can now register to vote online! Just fill out the form found here to complete your registration. Note, online registration requires a current Oregon drivers license or state ID card.

If you are an Oregon voter with a disability, you can receive assistance to register to vote, vote your ballot, or return your ballot by contacting your county elections office office or by calling 1-866-ORE-VOTES. You can also request assistance from a caretaker, care provider or someone else you personally choose.

Oregon is a vote by mail state. You can find your ballot drop box location by utilizing Oregon State's ballot drop off directory.

If you have further questions on your polling place location, please contact your County Elections Office.

You can still vote in person in Oregon. Each County Elections Office provides privacy booths for voters who want to vote in person or voters who need assistance.

All ballots must be returned to a County Elections Office or designated drop site by 8pm on Election Day.