URGES A “NO” VOTE ON QUESTION 1
LEAVE QUESTION 2 BLANK
VOTE!
The Stakes Have Never Been Higher.
ELECTION DAY IS SEPTEMBER 14, 2021
Vote-by mail ballots will be mailed to all registered voters in California beginning August 16th, 2021. Make sure you are registered to vote!!
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OPPOSES THE RECALL
2021 has shown us what’s possible.
In the face of an economic crisis, a global pandemic, and mass protests in light of years of police brutality and racial inequality, we’ve seen the importance of big, bold policies and data-driven decision-making by our elected officials. Precisely the reason why voting in this year’s recall election is crucial.
Republican extremists looking to gut public health funding, eliminate access to abortion, restrict sexual and reproductive health care, limit birth control, and so much more, are seeking to oust our Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom – who won the state with more than 25% in 2018.
Governor Newsom has stood with Planned Parenthood and our patients across the state from the beginning. Stand with us and OPPOSE this Republican-led recall attempt. Vote NO this September 14.
Spread the word on social media!
Stand with Planned Parenthood and make your voice heard that you oppose the recall by posting one of our graphics on social media!
Make your vote count!
To ensure safe and secure voting, every registered voter will receive a ballot in the mail starting August 16, 2021.
Vote Early! Return your ballot right away - three easy ways!
Before you return your ballot:
- Fill out your ballot and place it in the provided return envelope.
- Make sure to sign the back of the return envelope. If you do not provide your signature, your ballot will not be accepted.
- Then return your ballot in one of three ways – mail, dropbox or vote center. Details below.
Vote-By-Mail
Drop your ballot in the mail. Postage is FREE. All ballots must be postmarked no later than Tuesday, September 14, 2021.
DropBox
You can drop off your ballot any ANY secure ballot Dropbox located throughout the county.
Vote Center
You can visit a County Vote Center to drop off your ballot or vote in person. If you lose your ballot, you can get a new one at your Vote Center. Vote Centers are open September 11 – September 14.
Register To Vote!
You have power – and you have a voice. Make sure you’re ready to use them in this election.
Check Your Voter Status!
Are you registered to vote? Is your mailing address current? Double check now!
Track Your Ballot!
You can track your ballot after you return it! “Where’s My Ballot” lets you know where your ballot is, and its status every step of the way.
Sign Up to be a Poll Worker
This year COVID-19 has left older, more vulnerable volunteers unable to participate, leading to a nationwide Poll Worker shortage. Lack of poll workers can lead to consolidated polling places, long lines, and burdensome delays. If you can, sign up to be a Poll Worker today!