Accessible Vote by Mail

An accessible Vote by Mail Ballot allows voters the ability to access, read and mark their ballots privately and independently on their personal devices.

Make Your Plan to Vote

Our easy-to-use "Make a Plan to Vote" tool will guide you through the ways you can securely cast your ballot.

MAKE YOUR PLAN TO VOTE

How to Return your Ballot

Voters who use an Accessible Vote by Mail Ballot shall return their printed ballot in the Official Return Envelope.

There are multiple options on how to return your ballot:

By mail, remember no postage is necessary
In person at any Vote by Mail drop box location
At any Vote Center in L.A. County

If your ballot is postmarked by Election Day and received within 7 days (EC, § 1605(d).) by our Department we will process, verify and count that ballot.

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Missing your Official Return Envelope?

Voters missing their Official Return Envelope can:

Print, complete, and return the Ballot Oath Form with your voted ballot
Include the Ballot Oath Form with the printed ballot cards in your own envelope
Mail the voted ballot with the Ballot Oath Form to:

County of Los Angeles
Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk
12400 Imperial Highway
ATTN: Vote by Mail Unit
Norwalk, CA 90650
Drop it off in any Official Ballot Drop Box
Drop it off at any Vote Center (while the Vote Center is open)

Review Your Accessible Vote by Mail Ballot

An accessible Vote by Mail Ballot allows voters the ability to access, read and mark their ballots privately and independently on their personal devices. Once the voter has reviewed their selections, they must print the ballot and place it in the Official Return Envelope and return by mail or drop it off at any Drop Box or Vote Center in L.A. County.

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How to Track your Ballot

Receive personalized text messages, emails and/or automated voice messages on your Vote by Mail ballot by subscribing to Where's My Ballot. This is a free service available to all registered voters that gives you updated information on where your ballot is and when you can expect to receive it.

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How to Check if Your Ballot was Received and Counted

Voters can check on the status of their ballot to confirm if it was received and tallied through our Vote by Mail Status Tool

How to Use and Return an Accessible Vote by Mail Ballot

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Accessible Vote by Mail? Accessible Vote by Mail provides voters an accessible means of completing a Vote by Mail ballot by allowing them to access, read and mark their ballots privately and independently on their personal devices.
What if I do not have my Vote by Mail return envelope?
Please call 1-800-815-2666 or email votebymail@rrcc.lacounty.gov to request a new Vote by Mail packet.
How do I return my completed Accessible Vote by Mail Ballot?
Either mail your ballot so that it is postmarked on or before election day, or drop your ballot at a drop box or vote center by 8 PM on Election Day. For a list of locations visit LAVOTE.GOV.
When do I need to return my completed Accessible Vote by Mail Ballot?
Ballots must be received or postmarked by 8 PM PST on Election Day.