Voting in the June 7, 2016 Presidential Primary Election
VOTING IN THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION
All registered voters can vote in the primary election. Voting for a Presidential Candidate depends on the party you are registered with. The table below outlines the options.
| If you registered as …
|
Your ballot name is …
|
Your ballot includes …
|
Party’s Candidates for
U. S. President |
County Party Central Committee |
| American Independent (AI) |
American Independent |
YES |
NO |
| Democratic (DEM) |
Democratic |
YES |
Supervisor
District 1 only |
| Green (GRN) |
Greent |
YES |
NO |
| Libertarian (LIB) |
Libertarian |
YES |
NO |
| Peace and Freedom (PF) |
Peace and Freedom |
YES |
NO |
| Republican (REP) |
Republican |
YES |
NO |
No Party Preference (NPP)
or “Other” *
You may choose 1 of 4 ballots
listed in the next column |
| American Independent |
YES |
NO |
| Democratic |
YES |
NO |
| Libertarian |
YES |
NO |
| Non Partisan |
NO |
NO |
| *To get a Green, Peace and Freedom, or Republican ballot, you must
re-register and choose that party.
|
Register online, or call 415-473-6456 for a paper form.
Last day to register for this election is May 23.
Voting at the polls, No Party Preference (NPP) or Other: Tell the poll worker which ballot you want to vote on from the choices available to NPP/Other voters (see chart above).
Voting by mail, No Party Preference or Other: Tell us your party ballot preference.
Mail the Party Preference Form to:
Marin County Elections Department
P.O. Box E
San Rafael CA, 94903
All ballots will include voter-nominated and nonpartisan federal, state and judicial offices, and state propositions and countywide measures. Depending on where you live, your ballot may also include candidates for county supervisor, city council, and special districts, and local measures.