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Replace a missing or damaged Lane County ballot

If your Lane County ballot is lost, destroyed or too damaged to vote, contact county Elections for a replacement.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Check your ballot statusUse the My Vote link on the official Lane County Elections page to check your registration and ballot status.
  2. Request and complete the replacementCall the county elections office for a replacement ballot. Follow the packet instructions and sign your return identification envelope yourself.
  3. Return it by the election deadlineUse the official drop-box or mail instructions. A mailed ballot needs an Election Day-or-earlier postmark and must reach county Elections no later than seven days after the election.

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