| Civic Engagement |
| We provide non-partisan educational information about the Elections to support you, your organization and your constituency in exercising the right to vote. Please contact us if you have any question: (415) 491-4366x 301 or irene@maringrassroots.org |
| THE CONFIRMED 2010 ELECTIONS IN MARIN COUNTY: JUNE 8, 2010 PRIMARY ELECTION and NOVEMBER 2, 2010 GENERAL ELECTION |
| HOW TO VOTE IN MARIN COUNTY HOW TO VOTE - ENGLISH (PDF) HOW TO VOTE - SPANISH (PDF) HOW TO VOTE - VIETNAMESE (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
shall surely be dragged
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
shall surely be dragged
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.
| CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COALITION A coalition of community-based organizations focused on promoting non-partisan multicultural voter registration and education as one of the first steps of grassroots civic engagement. Coalition members promote voter education activities and disseminate non-partisan information about the elections. Marin Childcare Council Parent Voices Village Baptist Church St. Vicent de Paul Society Joy of Learning Center Canal Alliance Marin Institute League of Women Voters Pesticide Free Zone Campaign Centerforce Marin Housing Marin City Fatherhood Program Marin Asian Advocacy Project HomewardBound of Marin Center Point Adopt a Family BAMIN Gilead House Image For Success Novato Human Needs Center |
| CIVIC ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVE - GET INVOLVED! The last Election in Marin County was on Tuesday, June 8th 2010 - Direct Primary Election |
| 30 North San Pedro Rd, Suite 290. San Rafael, CA 94903 P: (415) 491-4366 | F:(415) 491-9757 |
| 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. |