San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters

You can re register for your primary ballot, but at the final election you can vote either way no matter which party you belong to. Smart move to vote republican

I know what you mean, I was told that whoever prints them up are given the list of names etc... and they are the ones to distribute them to a "certain" place (unbeknownst to the worker I spoke with) and they in turn send them to the different post offices who delivery them to you. Now I went down to the Registrar of Voters on Rialto Avenue in SB to complain (I got one by mail but my husband didn't). I explain that I wasn't chewing the particular lady's butt out just want to know what happened. She couldn't answer the question but stated that THEY do the right thing it's up to the printer, post office etc...I explained to her that this is the ONE time someone messed up and this was our first time to vote by mail. I was then given a consent form so my husband could fill it out so I would have the privilege of having to come back and pick up his ballot so I could bring it back to him to have him fill it out and then I could drop it off again. Talk about wasting Time and Gas.

I can take a birth certificate from my sodrina

Michael J Scarpello

If this is your first time signing with an X..it needs to be witnessed or signed by an POA as well as your signature (X). After that, the X will now be your signature on file. Hope this helped.

Check on the back of your Voter Information Guide

You can also go online to San Bernardino County Elections office. On front page you will see 'My Gateway". Click on that and that will give you all information on yourself and directions to update information.

You can go to the registrar website and click on "My Gateway" and that will give you information regarding your voting process. Also if you voted on site, if you took your receipt, there is an 800# to call and will tell you about your vote

The correct answer is you must call to verify. They can verify you as a voter if you call them.

That's a good question! Call the registrar's office

Sure can

Yes

Immediately go to the registrar's office àt 777 Rialto tomorrow and use that new ballot to make your vote count. Once your mail in ballot comes into their office it will be disregarded.

I should not have to drive over 20 miles to get info, this should be on line, after all they have all our info?

777 E Rialto ave. 92415

Call the elections office in San Bernardino and they will tell you

Please fill out a new registration card by May 21St.

On your provisional ballot receipt there is a number. You can call that to ask if your vote was counted.