May 10, 2014
Why Should I Vote in the June Election?
There
may still be some voters who consider a June Primary as something they can
“skip” and wait for the November election. It’s important for all voters to know that our choices in June will
determine what we see on our November ballot. Every election counts just as every vote counts!
What is a "Top Two Primary"?
California’s “Top Two
Primary” means more choices for all voters, regardless of party
preference. It also gives all voters a say in deciding which candidates advance to the November General Election. Learn more about the “Top Two Primary”.
- In the June
Primary, all candidates for Congress, statewide executive offices, and the
California Legislature are listed on the same ballot regardless of their party
preference. - You can vote
for any candidate regardless of what party preference you indicated on your
voter registration form. - The two
candidates receiving the most votes -- regardless of party preference -- move
on to the general election.
Where can I get candidate information online?
Get your entire ballot and polling place by entering your address at www.SmartVoter.org.
What if I don't vote in June?
Not voting in the June Primary is like “leaving your vote on the
table”. We encourage all voters to use
the power of your voice and your vote into the voting booth
June 3. You can register to vote online by May 19 to vote on June 3.