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Plumas County Votes by Mail

If you have moved, changed your mailing address by adding or closing a post office box, and haven't completed a new Voter Registration Form notifying us, you may not receive a voter information guide and a ballot for upcoming elections. Completing a change of address card at the Post Office DOES NOT update your voter registration. A new Voter Registration Form is required when you have changes. 

Official Vote by Mail ballot envelopes looks like this:

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Unsigned Ballot Return ID Envelope Statement

If you received notice that you did not sign your returned Vote-By-Mail ballot envelope, you may complete and return an Unsigned Statement Form to ensure your ballot is counted. The return options are provided on the form. If you forgot to sign your Ballot Return ID Envelope, you can use this form. 

Ballot ID Envelope Signature Verification Form

If you received notice that the signature provided on your Vote-By-Mail ballot does not match the signature on file in your voter record, you may complete and return a Signature Verification Form to ensure your ballot is counted. The return options are provided on the form. All signatures are verified with your voter registration card and your driver's license signature. 

Elections Division - (530) 283-6256 or 1-844-676-VOTE

Remote Accessible Vote by Mail Information (RAVBM) (PDF)

Accessible Vote-by-Mail System: Voters can access the Voter Information Guide, mark and download their ballot information from the convenience of their own home and return it by mail. 

Additional information for Voters with Disabilities. Voters voting at the Elections Department that are unable to mark a ballot may bring up to two individuals to assist them in voting. Voters with special needs may also listen to the ballot and vote at the Elections Department. Please call ahead and allow an hour to hear the ballot. Call with any questions you may have at 1-844-676-VOTE. The Courthouse is fully accessible.

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There are six Political Parties in California. Would you like to know more about each one of them? Visit Political Party Information to learn information about each party or click the links below. 

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