SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. (KEYT) - Today is the deadline to register to vote and receive voting materials by mail for the November 3rd, General Election.
If you still need to register, go to: SBCvote.com or (800) 722-8683.
You can also go in person at your county elections office. You can still register to vote and cast a ballot up to and including on election day using Conditional Voter Registration.
You are urged to vote early by mail and use the white ballot drop boxes throughout the county or the U.S. Postal Service.
Traditional polling places will also be open on election day throughout the county for you to cast a ballot or to turn in a ballot.
Depending on where they live, voters on the Central Coast will cast ballots for city, county, special district and judicial posts. There are many statewide positions include Governor, Lt. Governor, Treasurer, Superintendent of Schools and State Assembly along with the federal U.S. House of Representatives post.
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