Elections
Register to vote
Register, update your address or check your polling place.
01About this service
About this service
Register to vote, update your address or party, and find out where you vote.
You can register in Leonida from age 16, and you are added to the rolls automatically when you turn 18. Registration closes 29 days before each election.
Who it’s for
- U.S. citizens who live in Leonida, from age 16
- Voters who moved, changed their name or want to change party
- Military and overseas voters, who can vote by mail
02How it works
3 steps, start to finish.
Step 1: Fill in the application
Online with your Leonida driver license or ID, or on paper at any library or DMV office.
Step 2: Get your voter card
Your county supervisor of elections mails your card with your precinct and polling place.
Step 3: Choose how you vote
Vote early, on election day or by mail. Mail ballot requests are valid for two general elections.
03What to prepare
Have these ready.
- A Leonida driver license or ID number
- Your home address in Leonida
Ways to do it
- Online
New registrations and changes, around the clock.
- In person
At libraries, DMV offices and your supervisor of elections.
- By mail
With the printed application, postage paid.
Your request goes straight to the team in charge. Keep your reference number: it is your proof of filing.
04Questions
Frequently asked questions
05Run by
Who runs this service
Questions about your case? Leonida.gov can help.
Service centers open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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