Elections

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Mono County's Senator  Ted Gaines

Mono County's Congressman Buck McKeon
Mono County's Assembly Representative Kristin Olsen
U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein

MAP OF NEWLY CREATED SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICTS

2012 SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICTS / PRECINCTS

VOTER INFORMATION LINK:

FIND YOUR PRECINCT, POLLING PLACE, AND

BOARD OF SUPERVISOR DISTRICT

GENERAL INFORMATION

Public Service Request Form/Voter File Information

Statement of Permissible Uses of Personal Information

Political Signs

Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC)

PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION

JUNE 5, 2012

DATES TO REMEMBER

REGISTER TO VOTE:  National Voter Registration Card

VOTE-BY-MAIL BALLOT REQUEST FORM

INFORMATIONAL ARTICLES SUBMITTED BY SECRETARY OF STATE REGARDING PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION:

   1)  No Party Preference Information & History Behind California's Primary Election System

   2)  Top Two Candidates Open Primary Act and Voter-Nominated Offices

   3)  Additional Voter-Nominated Offices Information

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LIST OF MONO COUNTY CANDIDATES FOR THE JUNE 5, 2012 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION:

FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICES FOR THE JUNE 5,2012 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION:

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:

DEMOCRATIC -

Barack Obama                                                  

REPUBLICAN -

Newt Gingrich                                                  

Fred Karger                                                      

Ron Paul                                                            

Charles E. "Buddy" Roemer, III                        

Mitt Romney  

Rick Santorum

AMERICAN INDEPENDENT -

Edward C. Noonan

Mad Max Riekse

Laurie Roth

GREEN -

Roseanne Barr

Krent Mesplay

Jill Stein

LIBERTARIAN -

Roger Gary

R.J. Harris

Gary Johnson

Scott Keller

James Ogle

Carl Person

Bill Still

Barbara Joy Waymire

Lee Wrights

PEACE AND FREEDOM:

Stewart Alexander

Ross C. "Rocky" Anderson

UNITED STATES SENATE:

Kabiruddin Karim Ali

John Boruff

Oscar Alejandro Braun

Greg Conlon

Elizabeth Emken

Marsha Feinland

Dianne Feinstein (incumbent)

Colleen Shea Fernald

Rogelio T. Gloria

Don J. Grundmann

Dan Hughes

Dennis Jackson

Dirk Allen Konopik

Donald Krampe

Roert Lauten

David Alex Levitt

Gail K. Lightfoot

Al Ramirez

Nak Shah

Nachum Shifren

Diane Stewart

Mike Strimling

Orly Taitz

Rick Williams

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE  - DISTRICT 8:

Anthony Adams

Dennis L. Albertsen

Jackie Conaway

Paul Cook

George T. Craig

Gregg Imus

Bill Jensen

Phil Liberatore

Ryan McEachron

Brad Mitzelfelt

Joseph D. Napolitano

John Pinkerton

Angela Valles

STATE ASSEMBLY MEMBER - DISTRICT 5:

Mark Belden

Frank Bigelow

Marc Boyd

Tim (Timothy) K. Fitzgerald

Kevin Lancaster

Rico Oller                                                   

PARTY ENDORSEMENTS:

**The Americans Elect, Green and Libertarian parties are not endorsing

    candidates in the June Primary.

LIST OF PRECINCTS IN MONO COUNTY:

ALL MAIL PRECINCTS:

Voters who are registered in the following precincts will AUTOMATICALLY be sent a VOTE MY MAIL ballot.  Please do not send the Clerk's Office a request for a ballot unless your address has changed or you would like your ballot to be sent elsewhere for the current election:

 BENTONPrecinct 2,  CHALFANT Precinct 4,   LEE VINING Precinct 6   SWALL MEADOWS Precinct 11

PAST ELECTION RESULTS:

FINAL RESULTS OF THE NOVEMBER 8, 2011 MUSD SPECIAL ELECTION

FINAL RESULTS OF THE NOVEMBER 8, 2011 MUSD SPECIAL ELECTION BY PRECINCT

RESULTS FOR 1/4/11 ELECTION:  FINAL PRECINCT REPORT

RESULTS FOR 1/4/11 ELECTION:  FINAL SUMMARY REPORT

RESULTS FOR 11/02/10 ELECTION: FINAL REPORT

RESULTS FOR 11/02/10 ELECTION: FINAL REPORT BY PRECINCT

 Work at the Polls on Election Day!

Who can be a poll worker?

You must be:

           a U.S. citizen,

           able to work on Election Day, and

           registered to vote in California or a high school student in good standing and at least 16 years old

Do poll workers get paid?

Yes. $8.50 per hour

What is the schedule?

Full day:  6:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Half day: 6:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. or 1 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Can I be a poll worker near where I live?

Yes. Or you can work in another part of the county

Will I be able to vote on Election Day?

If you work at a poll that is not near your precinct, it’s best to

vote an Absentee Ballot before Election Day

How do I become a poll worker?

Fill out the application:      POLL WORKER APPLICATION

           or

Call us at (760) 932-5530 or (760) 932-5537