March 5, 2024, Presidential Primary Election
I am Registered to vote with.
As a voter registered with No Party Preference, if you want to vote for U.S. President, you must request a primary election ballot with presidential candidates.
The currently qualified political parties have until on or before, October 22, 2023, to notify the Secretary of State’s office if they choose to allow No Party Preference voters to participate in their Presidential Primary Election.
If your vote-by-mail ballot does not have presidential candidates.
The default ballot for No Party Preference voters has no presidential candidates on it. If you want to vote for a presidential candidate, do NOT cast this ballot. You can request a replacement ballot with presidential candidates from your county elections office by:
- Phone
- Fax
To contact your county elections office, visit our County Elections Offices page.
To re-register to vote.
You can re-register to vote online at registertovote.ca.gov. If you need to re-register after February 20, 2024, you can do so in person at a polling place, any vote center, or your county elections office.
The currently qualified political parties have until on or before, October 22, 2023, to notify the Secretary of State’s office if they choose to allow No Party Preference voters to participate in their Presidential Primary Election.
You can re-register to vote online at registertovote.ca.gov. If you need to re-register after February 20, 2024, you may need to register to vote in person at a polling place, vote center, or your county elections office.
The currently qualified political parties have until on or before, October 22, 2023, to notify the Secretary of State’s office if they choose to allow No Party Preference voters to participate in their Presidential Primary Election.
You can re-register to vote online at registertovote.ca.gov. If you need to re-register after February 20, 2024, you may need to register to vote in person at a polling place, vote center, or your county elections office.
The currently qualified political parties have until on or before, October 22, 2023, to notify the Secretary of State’s office if they choose to allow No Party Preference voters to participate in their Presidential Primary Election.
You can re-register to vote online at registertovote.ca.gov. If you need to re-register after February 20, 2024, you may need to register to vote in person at a polling place, vote center, or your county elections office.
The currently qualified political parties have until on or before, October 22, 2023, to notify the Secretary of State’s office if they choose to allow No Party Preference voters to participate in their Presidential Primary Election.
You can re-register to vote online at registertovote.ca.gov. If you need to re-register after February 20, 2024, you may need to register to vote in person at a polling place, vote center, or your county elections office.
The currently qualified political parties have until on or before, October 22, 2023, to notify the Secretary of State’s office if they choose to allow No Party Preference voters to participate in their Presidential Primary Election.
You can re-register to vote online at registertovote.ca.gov. If you need to re-register after February 20, 2024, you may need to register to vote in person at a polling place, vote center, or your county elections office.
The currently qualified political parties have until on or before, October 22, 2023, to notify the Secretary of State’s office if they choose to allow No Party Preference voters to participate in their Presidential Primary Election.
You can re-register to vote online at registertovote.ca.gov. If you need to re-register after February 20, 2024, you may need to register to vote in person at a polling place, vote center, or your county elections office.
You can check your voter registration status, including political party, at any time by visiting voterstatus.sos.ca.gov. You can also call our Voter Hotline at 1-800-345-VOTE (8683) for your status.
If you need to register to vote for the first time or update your voter registration information, including political party, visit RegisterToVote.ca.gov
As a voter registered with an unqualified or unknown political party, you will have the same options as a voter registered with No Party Preference for the March 5, 2024, Presidential Primary Election.
If you want to vote for U.S. President, you must request a primary election ballot with presidential candidates.
The currently qualified political parties have until on or before, October 22, 2023, to notify the Secretary of State’s office if they choose to allow No Party Preference voters to participate in their Presidential Primary Election.
If your vote-by-mail ballot does not have presidential candidates.
The default ballot for voters registered with an unqualified or unknown political party has no presidential candidates on it. If you want to a vote for a presidential candidate, do NOT cast this ballot. You can request a replacement ballot with presidential candidates from your county elections office by:
- Phone
- Fax
To contact your county elections office, visit our County Elections Offices page.
To re-register to vote.
You can re-register to vote online at registertovote.ca.gov. If you need to re-register after February 20, 2024, you can do so in person at a polling place, any vote center, or your county elections office.
