You may register by mail, using a postcard affidavit. These are available at schools, libraries, city halls, fire stations, state offices, chambers of commerce and post offices. If the postcard affidavit is not received by the county's registrar of voters within three days, your registration will not be valid. In addition, whenever you apply for a driver's license, you are automatically registered to vote unless you ask not to be registered. If you do not receive such a card within three weeks of registering, contact the Elections Division.
Registration is free.
You may register at anytime, but you must register at least 29 days before the first election in which you want to vote. You have moved from your original registration address. You wish to change your name, party affiliation, or other information on your registration form. However, if you have not declared a party affiliation, during a primary election your presidential vote is really a vote for the delegates to the party's nominating convention, and only registered voters of that party are counted. Any registered voter may obtain an absentee ballot, by mail or in person, from the Elections Division.