
ALT There are many reasons you might need a replacement ballot: - Your ballot arrives damaged - You make a mistake - You spill something on it - You lose your ballot - You updated your address after ballots were mailed

ALT Don’t fret! Here’s what you can do: Contact your county elections office and request a replacement (as long as you haven’t already submitted your ballot for this election). OregonVotes.gov/Counties Note: Replacement ballots are generally mailed, but if you need a replacement ballot within the 5 days before the election, you will need to pick it up in person.

ALT What should you do with your old ballot? You can simply discard your old ballot by: 1. Tearing it up 2. Shredding it 3. Recycling it

ALT Now you’re ready to vote your replacement ballot! Use the newer ballot to vote as you normally would. If you have questions, contact your county elections office: OregonVotes.gov/Counties. Note: You can only vote once. Elections officials will only count the latest valid ballot returned. Voting twice won’t work. And it’s a felony. So don’t try it. If you have questions, contact your county elections office: OregonVotes.gov/Counties

ALT Voting Accommodations QUICK GUIDE: 1. Registering to vote 2. Filling out your ballot 3. Returning your ballot Learn more: OregonVotes.gov/Access

ALT A disability shouldn’t be a barrier to voting! Oregonians with disabilities are eligible to vote. THIS INCLUDES: ∙ Individuals with cognitive or intellectual disabilities that affect their learning, reading, writing, or speaking. ∙ Individuals with physical disabilities that affect their ability to fill out a form. ∙ Individuals who have guardians or live in a facility or state hospital.



























