| Civic Engagement |
| HOW TO VOTE IN MARIN COUNTY HOW TO VOTE - ENGLISH (PDF) |
NON-PARTISAN WEBSITES www.smartvoter.org www.marinvotes.org www.vote411.org |
| HOW TO FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE Polling places are open from 7 am to 8 pm on Election Day. You can also vote at the Registrar of Voters Office. For more information contact www.marinvotes.org or call (415) 499-6456 - Registrar of Voters, County of Marin |
| HOW TO BECOME A PAID ELECTION WORKER CLICK HERE to download the application form or visit www.marinvotes.org |
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| HOW TO VOTE USING ABSENTEE BALLOT If you can not go to Election Day, you can If you can not go to your polling place on Election Day, you can also vote at the Registrar of Voters office. When you use an absentee ballot, make sure to sign the envelop using the same signature that you used when you registered to vote. |
| Help America Vote Act |
These are some useful phone numbers for voters that have any questions or complains about the Election: County of Marin Registrar of Voters: (415) 499-6456 The Election Protection Coalition hotline: 1-866-OUR-VOTE/687-8683. Call to report problems and receive advice on what to do. The California Secretary of State's office's main voter hotline is 1-800-345-VOTE/ 1-800-345-8683 |
"We must move pass
indecision to action...
If we do not act, we down
the long, dark, and
shameful corridors of
time reserved for those
who possess power without
compassion, might without
morality, and strength
without sight."
Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr.
indecision to action...
If we do not act, we down
the long, dark, and
shameful corridors of
time reserved for those
who possess power without
compassion, might without
morality, and strength
without sight."
Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr.
| 30 North San Pedro Rd, Suite 290. San Rafael, CA 94903 P: (415) 491-4366 | F:(415) 491-9757 |
| For more information about Take Power Over Poverty - The Grassroots Civic Engagement Campaign, please contact Carolyn Placente, our Public Policy Advocate at carolyn@maringrassroots.org We are members of the Marin County Election Advisory Committee since its inception. We have been consistently advocating for the reduction of barriers of inclusion of underrepresented communities in the electoral process. |
The California November 2nd General Election is coming up and with it the
opportunity for all of us to have our voices heard! To amplify voices usually
unheard, we launching the Take Power Over Poverty - Grassroots Civic
Engagement Campaign!
opportunity for all of us to have our voices heard! To amplify voices usually
unheard, we launching the Take Power Over Poverty - Grassroots Civic
Engagement Campaign!
| PARTICIPATE IN THE CAMPAIGN: CLICK HERE |
Drawn from the Marin County Equal Voice Platform, the goal of this campaign is
to strengthen the influence of working-class families and non-profit allies in
shaping policies that will increase opportunities for upward mobility.
This starts with OUR VOTE, by casting ballots that truly support the changes we
want to see!
The Campaign will continue beyond the Elections with legislative visits,
letter-writing campaigns, coalition-building events, and much more.
We hope that you--our strongest network of community partners--will take on
this three-part mission with us:
1. Strengthen the voice of low-income families and their supporters to
shape effective policy solutions that promote and increase economic security
for families in throughout Marin;
2. Build stronger communication and relationships between policymakers
and the communities they impact with their decisions; and
3. Increase accountability on the part of our elected leaders so that the
concerns of every community are equally heard and addressed when decisions
are made.
There are many ways you and/or your organization can participate: Click here
to sign up to participate in this civic engagement drive! And click here to check
our Calendar of Events!
We hope to have you and/or your organization as a partner in advancing social
equity in our County!
Let's ENGAGE, PARTICIPATE and VOTE!
to strengthen the influence of working-class families and non-profit allies in
shaping policies that will increase opportunities for upward mobility.
This starts with OUR VOTE, by casting ballots that truly support the changes we
want to see!
The Campaign will continue beyond the Elections with legislative visits,
letter-writing campaigns, coalition-building events, and much more.
We hope that you--our strongest network of community partners--will take on
this three-part mission with us:
1. Strengthen the voice of low-income families and their supporters to
shape effective policy solutions that promote and increase economic security
for families in throughout Marin;
2. Build stronger communication and relationships between policymakers
and the communities they impact with their decisions; and
3. Increase accountability on the part of our elected leaders so that the
concerns of every community are equally heard and addressed when decisions
are made.
There are many ways you and/or your organization can participate: Click here
to sign up to participate in this civic engagement drive! And click here to check
our Calendar of Events!
We hope to have you and/or your organization as a partner in advancing social
equity in our County!
Let's ENGAGE, PARTICIPATE and VOTE!
