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Puerto Vallarta News NetworkAmericas & Beyond | October 2008 

Los Angeles County Overseas and Military Voters Instructed to Use Sample Ballots as Official Ballots
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OVF's website and integrated voter services applications are available at OverSeasVoteFoundation.org.
 
The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk began mailing military and overseas voters their ballots beginning the week of September 5, 2008 and will continue mailing them until October 28.

A spokesperson from the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder’s Office stated that "General Election ballots were sent out to military and overseas voters and they will continue to be as requests come in. Voters may not have received a ballot card because ballots were not received from the printer until after September 5th when overseas and military ballot mailing began. Voters who do not receive a ballot card should mark their Official Sample Ballot with their choice of candidates for federal office and mail it back using the lilac envelope provided. Of course, voters who receive their ballot cards should mark those and return them."

Voters can also fax their ballots to the Registrar’s Office using one of five numbers located on the back of their instruction booklet.

Voters who may have inadvertently disposed of their ‘sample’ ballot, can go online to OverSeasVoteFoundation.org and use the newly upgraded Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot (FWAB) offered to overseas and military voters whose ballots are lost or late.

"Our new Vote-Print-Mail Ballot system automates the FWAB process and presents voters with dynamically generated candidate lists so they can point, click, vote, and then print the ballot and send it to their election office," explained Susan Dzieduszycka-Suinat, President and CEO of Overseas Vote Foundation (OVF).

The "Express Your Vote" ballot return program from OVF provides highly-discounted or free shipping for overseas voters’ ballots through FedEx Express. The program is running now and offers ballot tracking and provides automatic confirmation of ballot delivery. For more information about OVF's Express Your Vote program, click HERE.

The LA County Overseas Voter Hotline: 562-466-1323 or 800-815-2666. Voters can check the receipt status of their ballots by calling 562-466-1323 or online at lavote.net.
Overseas Vote Foundation is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that provides easy-to-use online tools and services for U.S. voters residing overseas. For more information, click HERE or visit OverSeasVoteFoundation.org.



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