You can register online or on paper.

Make changes to the information in your voter registration record.

Current local law allows certain non-citizens to vote in San Francisco’s Board of Education (School Board) elections.

You can choose to cast your ballot by mail or in person.

You can vote at a polling place or at the Voting Center.

We now mail a ballot to every local voter in every election. Voting by mail is convenient and secure.

Find out how to register and vote if you are a first-time voter in San Francisco.

You can get voting materials and ask for help in your language.

Learn about resources we offer to ensure all voters can vote with ease.

Our office serves candidates for all local offices.

San Francisco voters decide many issues through ballot measures.

Members of the public are welcome to observe election processes.

Help your community and earn up to $295 by serving as a poll worker on Election Day!

We help local residents understand the voting process.

Help your community and earn a stipend by hosting a polling place on Election Day!

Not quite old enough to vote? You can still play a part in elections!

Learn about how the Committee works and how to participate

By law we must mail a pamphlet to every voter, unless they opt out of postal delivery.