San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters

The first-ever BallotMobile starts its traveling voter education journey across the county in just under a month! The voter education pop-up will stop in all 24 San Bernardino County cities, plus additional unincorporated county communities. We’ll be sharing important election information and resources. Which city event are you coming to?

Are you bilingual and interested in serving your community? We are looking for poll workers for the 2024 Presidential Primary Election who are fluent in English and any of the following languages: Cantonese, Hindi, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Mandarin, Spanish, Tagalog, Thai or Vietnamese. Bilingual poll workers receive additional pay per day. Learn how to apply here: Elections.SBCounty.gov/Election-Workers

For the March 5, 2024 Presidential Primary Election, you can opt to receive your Voter Information Guide electronically. More information can be found at: https://bit.ly/497e1DU

Introducing…the BallotMobile: Traveling Voter Education, coming to YOUR hometown in San Bernardino County. The San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters has unveiled its first-ever traveling voter education pop-up bringing county residents everything they need to know about the 2024 Presidential Primary Election. Keep an eye out for the launch and follow for live updates. Visit the link in our bio for more information.

The San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters is looking for poll workers for the March 5, 2024 Presidential Primary Election! Poll workers are an essential part of the success of polling place operations throughout the county. Interested? Learn more at https://Elections.SBCounty.gov/election-workers/

Be by checking your voter status now. Your voter status gives you information on your registration and other customized information. Sign in to SBCountyElections.com/VoterRegistration/MyElectionsGatewayInfo and click on “My Voter Status.”

Ensuring the security of your ballot is our top priority. Did you know that outdoor mail ballot drop boxes are made of heavy 18-gauge steel? They are also equipped with security features such as narrow ballot insertion slots; have a tamper-deterrent design; are locked; and bolted to concrete on the inside of the box to deter theft. Ballot drop-off locations are placed in areas that have higher public visibility, and ballots are picked-up by official election workers on a regular basis for processing. Your ballot is secure in all ways. For more info, visit SBCountyElections.com

Looking to be a part of the election process? The San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters is searching for high school students ready to serve their community through our Student Poll Worker Program! Let your High School Student Poll Worker Program Coordinator know that you’re interested. Learn more here: https://sbcountyelections.com/election-workers/

The San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters Poll Worker Program provides the perfect opportunity for San Bernardino County residents to get involved in the democratic process. Poll workers prepare, open, and close the polling place, distribute and receive official ballots for voters, and assist voters in every aspect of the voting process. If you’re looking to serve your community during the March 5, 2024, Presidential Primary Election, visit https://sbcountyelections.com/election-workers/ to apply.

What happens if you don’t vote every contest on a ballot? It’s called an undervote, but don’t worry. The rest of the ballot is still counted! Learn more facts about voting here: https://sbcountyelections.com/

Be by checking your voter status. Your voter status gives you information on your registration and other customized information. Sign in to SBCountyElections.com/voterregistration/myelectiongatewayinfo/ and click on “My Voter Status.”

Registering to vote is easy! For students ages 18 and up, you can start by visiting our website at SBCountyElections.com and filling out a simple registration application. Students ages 16 and 17 can pre-register to vote to participate in future elections!​

It’s important for high school students to build an understanding of our democracy, exercise their constitutional right and voice their opinions. It starts with registering to vote at 18-years-old, or preregistering at 16- and 17-years-old! Visit the link in our bio and click Register or Pre-Register to Vote!

The San Bernardino Registrar of Voters team celebrated National Voter Registration Day by encouraging students at CSUSB to register to vote or check their voter registration status!

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Registered voters can now view their personalized election information through the My Elections Gateway application on the Registrar of Voters website. You can receive customized voter information such as your registration status, your elected officials, upcoming elections, and more. Sign in now: https://sbcountyelections.com/voterregistration/myelectiongatewayinfo/

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With San Bernardino County being the largest county by area in the contiguous United States, it’s important that our message reaches both incorporated cities and unincorporated communities. To learn more about the mission of the Registrar of Voters, visit www.sbcountyelections.com/about-us/

In the 2022 General Election, 85% of voters in San Bernardino County voted by mail. Mail ballots are a convenient way to cast your ballot on your own time, even well before Election Day. Learn more about your voting options here: www.sbcountyelections.com/voting/

Poll Workers strengthen our democracy and are critical to ensuring that we have transparent and accurate elections. On National Poll Worker Recruitment Day, learn more about how you can serve the San Bernardino County community as a poll worker at www.sbcountyelections.com/election-workers/

How do you know when to re-register to vote? If you have moved to a new residence, changed your name, or changed your political party choice, it’s time to re-register to vote! Learn how at www.sbcountyelections.com/voterregistration/how/