Voter registration information is available for governmental, political, journalistic, or educational purposes only.

All regular County employees are eligible to volunteer as poll workers on Election Day. This program is available to all regular (part-time or full-time) management, confidential, and represented employees; extra-help and contract employees are not eligible.

Note: As the Secretary of State now maintains a Statewide database that is updated in near real time, Sonoma County recommends verifying your Voter Status on the Secretary of State website.

Sonoma County will continue to provide information on our website as well, however, it is not updated in near real time and requires manual intervention to post the data.

Note: As the Secretary of State now maintains a Statewide database that is updated in near real time, Sonoma County recommends verifying your Voter Status on the Secretary of State website.

Sonoma County will continue to provide information on our website as well, however, it is not updated in near real time and requires manual intervention to post the data.

Note: As the Secretary of State now maintains a Statewide database that is updated in near real time, Sonoma County recommends verifying your Voter Status on the Secretary of State website.

Sonoma County will continue to provide information on our website as well, however, it is not updated in near real time and requires manual intervention to post the data.

General Voting subjects including information about the County Voter Information Guide, Voting Your Ballot, Voting at a Polling Place, and Voting by Mail.

Being a poll worker is a great way to serve your community, take an active role in democracy, and become part of the dedicated team working to make the election process easy and accessible to everyone.

Poll worker responsibilities include assisting voters who come to vote on Election Day and completing various other tasks that are critical to ensuring the integrity of the election process, such as setting up the accessible voting equipment, making translated materials available, and transferring the custody of ballots after polls close. Polling place Inspectors have additional responsibilities such as bringing supplies to the polling place on Election Day, assigning tasks to other poll workers, and ensuring the polling place is continually operating according to procedures.