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RandySF

(70,636 posts)
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 12:59 AM Oct 22

Here's how to track your ballot for the 2024 Presidential Election in San Diego County

Once your ballot is complete, head to the San Diego County Registrar of Voters' website. There, you will be prompted to visit the State of California’s BallotTrax website. Once there, constituents should take the following steps to get set up:

- Input your first and last name, birthday and zip code as prompted
- Under “Contact Preference,” select how you would like to receive notifications about your ballot. You can select email, text and voicemails. You can also change your preferences for language and notification hours
- Click “update” after selecting your preferred means of communication

Voting by mail? Don't forget to sign and date your ballot return envelope. ✍️Your signature is required for your vote to count! #SDVOTE pic.twitter.com/Z63ycErEP4


https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/how-track-your-ballot-2024-presidential-election-san-diego-county/3654490/?os=..&ref=app

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Here's how to track your ballot for the 2024 Presidential Election in San Diego County (Original Post) RandySF Oct 22 OP
I already voted, used the USPS box that is in the gated community where I live. Dem2theMax Oct 22 #1

Dem2theMax

(10,282 posts)
1. I already voted, used the USPS box that is in the gated community where I live.
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 01:17 AM
Oct 22

Trusted that it would get where it needed to be. And it did. Ballot has been received and counted!

I have no way to get to a post office, so I have to trust the mailbox. We have a great postal worker, so I felt safe in putting my ballot there.

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