ALAMEDA COUNTY
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
1225 Fallon Street, Room G-1
Oakland, CA 94612
Interim Registrar
Tim Dupuis
Deputy Registrar
Cynthia Cornejo
2014 ELECTIONS
2/4/14 - City of Piedmont
General Municipal Election
6/3/14 - Direct Primary Election
11/4/14 - General Election
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 5:00pm
Website: www.acgov.org/rov
24 Hour Hotline: (510) 267-8683
Fax: (510) 272-6982
Voter Assistance Phone Numbers:
English:
(510) 272-6973
Chinese:
(510) 208-9665
Spanish:
(510) 272-6975
Tagalog:
(510) 272-6952
Vietnamese:
(510) 272-6956
Language Outreach Services
E-mail: [email protected]
Community
Outreach
Events
2013
FALL 2013
Newsletter
Welcome to the Registrar of Voters Newsletter!
ALAMEDA COUNTY VOTER PROFILE
Looking for your…
Polling place? Ballot Status?
Statu
Voter Information Pamphl
Pamphlet?
Voter registration status
status?
There’s an app for that!!
STAY CONNECTED
Art and Soul
Chinatown Streetfest
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Chocolate and Chalk Art Festival
Day of the Dead
Black Cowboy Parade
Zucchine Fesitval
Castro Valley Fall Festival
National Night Out
Park Street Art and Wine Faire
Temescal Street Fair
Let us be a part of your next event!
To learn more about our Outreach Program, please call us at 510-272-6973
or email us at: [email protected]
Advisory Committee Mission Statement
To provide support to the Registrar of Voters concerning effective voter registration, education,
publicity and bilingual poll worker recruitment efforts to increase electoral participation in the
Chinese, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese speaking communities within Alameda County.
Language Advisory Groups
Since the establishment of the Language Advisory Committees in 2012, the Alameda County
Registrar of Voters has had the continued support of community based organizations in the area. The
committee meets regularly to develop methods and programs to increase voter participation
amongst the Chinese, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese speaking communities. All individuals or
organizations are invited to send representatives to attend our meetings or to become members of
the advisory committee.
Language Assistance
The Alameda County Registar of Voters provides election information and assistance in English,
Chinese, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese. Target precincts are assigned bilingual poll workers who
speak the primary language and are committed to providing timely and accurate language assistance
to voters in Alameda County. On election day, language assistance is readily available at any polling
place provided by bilingual poll workers, bilingual troubleshooters or through a telephone call to
our trained bilingual staff.
About the Language Advisory Committees
The Language Advisory Committees are composed of volunteers and representatives from language based communities and organizations.
Since its inception in 2012, the committees have continuously assisted the Registrar of Voters in determining how to most effectively provide
language election materials and information to increase the participation of limited English speaking voters in the democratic electoral process.
The Language Advisory Committee consist of members from the following organizations:
Asian Advisory Collaborative • Asian Americans Advancing Justice (Asian Law Caucus) • Cantonese Speaking Citizens Academy Alumni
Catholic Charities • Chinese American Citizen Alliance • Dien Hong Senior Center • Diocese of Oakland • East Bay Community Law Center
East Bay Refugee Forum • East Bay Vietnamese Association • East Bay Vietnamese Buddhist Association • World Journal Newspaper
Family Bridges Social Services • Filipino Advocates for Justice • Lincoln Square Recreation Center • Oakland Apostolic Church
Oakland Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce • Pho Tu Buddhist Center • Spanish Speaking Citizens Foundation • The Unity Council
Van Lang Language Center (East Bay Chapter) • Vietnamese American Community Center • Vietnamese Community Development
Vietnamese Voter League • Family Bridges Hong Lok Senior Center
Committees meet quarterly throughout the year.
All individuals or organizations are invited to send representatives to attend the meetings or become members of the advisory committees.
For more information, please call 510-272-6933 or email: [email protected]
Candidate & Nomination Services
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: (510) 272-6933
To Offer a Polling Place Location:
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: (510) 383-1717
Solano Stroll
Raise Money for your Church, School or Community
Gather people to donate one day of their time to the Alameda County Registrar of Voters and
raise money for your church or organization. The group could raise from $110 to $180 for
every poll worker that works on Election Day. Bilingual Workers earn an extra $10!
Become A Poll Worker:
Bilingual Poll Workers
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• A U.S. Citizen and Registered to Vote Earn Extra Money
Must be fluent in:
Or Lawful Permanent Resident
English/Chinese,
English/Spanish,
High School Student Poll Worker:
English/Tagalog or
• Must be 16 years of age or older
English/Vietnamese
• A U.S. Citizen
• Have a minimum GPA of 2.5
For more information
Website: http://bit.ly/acworkers • E-mail: [email protected] • Call: (510) 272-6971
Return your voted ballot at any of these blue drop-off boxes at your convenience!
DID YOU KNOW?
From January to September 2013, over 18,000 people from
Alameda County Administration Building
1221 Oak St., Oakland — located on the
over 100 countries have become U.S. Citizens and over 600 of
corner of 12th St. and Oak St.
them have registered to Vote in Alameda County!
Voting Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Alameda County Voting Accessibility Advisory Committee
(VAAC) is designed to advise, assist, and provide recommendations to the Registrar of Voter’s (ROV) office as to how voters
with disabilities can vote independently and privately.
24
UR
HO
René C. Davidson Courthouse
1225 Fallon St., Oakland — located on the
entrance ramp on 12th St.
René C. Davidson Courthouse
1225 Fallon St, Oakland — located inside the
courthouse next to the Sheriff ’s check-in station
(Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm)
Below are online apps. and forms that are available on our website:
STAY
CONNECTED!
* Online Voter Registration
* Online Vote by Mail Application
* Alameda County Voter Profile
* Mobile Apps
* Polling Place/Sample Ballot Lookup
* E-Subscribe
ALAMEDA COUNTY
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
1225 Fallon Street, Room G-1
Oakland, CA 94612
Interim Registrar
Tim Dupuis
Deputy Registrar
Cynthia Cornejo
2014 ELECTIONS
2/4/14 - City of Piedmont
General Municipal Election
6/3/14 - Direct Primary Election
11/4/14 - General Election
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 5:00pm
Website: www.acgov.org/rov
24 Hour Hotline: (510) 267-8683
Fax: (510) 272-6982
Voter Assistance Phone Numbers:
English:
(510) 272-6973
Chinese:
(510) 208-9665
Spanish:
(510) 272-6975
Tagalog:
(510) 272-6952
Vietnamese:
(510) 272-6956
Language Outreach Services
E-mail: [email protected]
Community
Outreach
Events
2013
FALL 2013
Newsletter
Welcome to the Registrar of Voters Newsletter!
ALAMEDA COUNTY VOTER PROFILE
Looking for your…
Polling place? Ballot Status?
Statu
Voter Information Pamphl
Pamphlet?
Voter registration status
status?
There’s an app for that!!
STAY CONNECTED
Art and Soul
Chinatown Streetfest
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Chocolate and Chalk Art Festival
Day of the Dead
Black Cowboy Parade
Zucchine Fesitval
Castro Valley Fall Festival
National Night Out
Park Street Art and Wine Faire
Temescal Street Fair
Let us be a part of your next event!
To learn more about our Outreach Program, please call us at 510-272-6973
or email us at: [email protected]
Advisory Committee Mission Statement
To provide support to the Registrar of Voters concerning effective voter registration, education,
publicity and bilingual poll worker recruitment efforts to increase electoral participation in the
Chinese, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese speaking communities within Alameda County.
Language Advisory Groups
Since the establishment of the Language Advisory Committees in 2012, the Alameda County
Registrar of Voters has had the continued support of community based organizations in the area. The
committee meets regularly to develop methods and programs to increase voter participation
amongst the Chinese, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese speaking communities. All individuals or
organizations are invited to send representatives to attend our meetings or to become members of
the advisory committee.
Language Assistance
The Alameda County Registar of Voters provides election information and assistance in English,
Chinese, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese. Target precincts are assigned bilingual poll workers who
speak the primary language and are committed to providing timely and accurate language assistance
to voters in Alameda County. On election day, language assistance is readily available at any polling
place provided by bilingual poll workers, bilingual troubleshooters or through a telephone call to
our trained bilingual staff.
About the Language Advisory Committees
The Language Advisory Committees are composed of volunteers and representatives from language based communities and organizations.
Since its inception in 2012, the committees have continuously assisted the Registrar of Voters in determining how to most effectively provide
language election materials and information to increase the participation of limited English speaking voters in the democratic electoral process.
The Language Advisory Committee consist of members from the following organizations:
Asian Advisory Collaborative • Asian Americans Advancing Justice (Asian Law Caucus) • Cantonese Speaking Citizens Academy Alumni
Catholic Charities • Chinese American Citizen Alliance • Dien Hong Senior Center • Diocese of Oakland • East Bay Community Law Center
East Bay Refugee Forum • East Bay Vietnamese Association • East Bay Vietnamese Buddhist Association • World Journal Newspaper
Family Bridges Social Services • Filipino Advocates for Justice • Lincoln Square Recreation Center • Oakland Apostolic Church
Oakland Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce • Pho Tu Buddhist Center • Spanish Speaking Citizens Foundation • The Unity Council
Van Lang Language Center (East Bay Chapter) • Vietnamese American Community Center • Vietnamese Community Development
Vietnamese Voter League • Family Bridges Hong Lok Senior Center
Committees meet quarterly throughout the year.
All individuals or organizations are invited to send representatives to attend the meetings or become members of the advisory committees.
For more information, please call 510-272-6933 or email: [email protected]
Candidate & Nomination Services
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: (510) 272-6933
To Offer a Polling Place Location:
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: (510) 383-1717
Solano Stroll
Raise Money for your Church, School or Community
Gather people to donate one day of their time to the Alameda County Registrar of Voters and
raise money for your church or organization. The group could raise from $110 to $180 for
every poll worker that works on Election Day. Bilingual Workers earn an extra $10!
Become A Poll Worker:
Bilingual Poll Workers
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• A U.S. Citizen and Registered to Vote Earn Extra Money
Must be fluent in:
Or Lawful Permanent Resident
English/Chinese,
English/Spanish,
High School Student Poll Worker:
English/Tagalog or
• Must be 16 years of age or older
English/Vietnamese
• A U.S. Citizen
• Have a minimum GPA of 2.5
For more information
Website: http://bit.ly/acworkers • E-mail: [email protected] • Call: (510) 272-6971
Return your voted ballot at any of these blue drop-off boxes at your convenience!
DID YOU KNOW?
From January to September 2013, over 18,000 people from
Alameda County Administration Building
1221 Oak St., Oakland — located on the
over 100 countries have become U.S. Citizens and over 600 of
corner of 12th St. and Oak St.
them have registered to Vote in Alameda County!
Voting Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Alameda County Voting Accessibility Advisory Committee
(VAAC) is designed to advise, assist, and provide recommendations to the Registrar of Voter’s (ROV) office as to how voters
with disabilities can vote independently and privately.
24
UR
HO
René C. Davidson Courthouse
1225 Fallon St., Oakland — located on the
entrance ramp on 12th St.
René C. Davidson Courthouse
1225 Fallon St, Oakland — located inside the
courthouse next to the Sheriff ’s check-in station
(Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm)
Below are online apps. and forms that are available on our website:
STAY
CONNECTED!
* Online Voter Registration
* Online Vote by Mail Application
* Alameda County Voter Profile
* Mobile Apps
* Polling Place/Sample Ballot Lookup
* E-Subscribe