No Kings: Vote Early • Clatsop County

I'm a voter.
We participate.

This is your one place for voting this fall, from the day your ballot arrives to the day you drop it off. Follow the steps at your own pace, and see what's happening with your neighbors across Clatsop County.

See your next step Print the checklist
Jump to official voter resources ↓
Right now: Receive Your BallotRight now: Get PreparedRight now: Cast Your VoteRight now: Be Part of the Moment Register or update by Oct. 13 • Ballots mail Oct. 14–20Ballots are arriving • Kickoff Oct. 17Return your ballot • Day of Action Oct. 24Election Day: Tue., Nov. 3 • Drop sites close 8 p.m.

The voter journey

Four stages. One path.

Tap any stage to jump to its steps. The highlighted stage is where the campaign is right now, but you can start wherever you are.

  1. Receive Your BallotThe process is starting.NowOpen
  2. Get PreparedTake your time. Know what's on it.NowOpen
  3. Cast Your VoteFill it out, sign it, return it.NowOpen
  4. Be Part of the MomentYou participated. So did your neighbors.NowOpen

Your next step

Right now: Receive Your Ballot

Ballots go out by mail to every registered Oregon voter. Make sure yours is headed to the right address, and do it before the registration deadline.

Check my registration (Oregon My Vote) Start the checklist See October events
  • Tue., Oct. 13Last day to register or update (online by 11:59 p.m.)
  • Oct. 14–20Ballots mailed in Clatsop County
  • Tue., Nov. 3Election Day, return by 8 p.m.

Coming next: Get Prepared. Once your ballot arrives, take the time you need to read it.

Right now: Get Prepared

Your ballot is on its way or already here. There's no rush. Read it, look things up, and make a plan for when you'll return it.

Continue my checklist Official Clatsop County election info Oct. 17 kickoff

Coming next: Cast Your Vote. Sign the envelope and return it by mail or a county drop site.

Right now: Cast Your Vote

Fill out your ballot, sign the return envelope, and get it back. Use an official drop site or mail it early.

Find a Clatsop County drop site Continue my checklist Be part of the moment

Coming next: Be Part of the Moment. Once it's returned, you're part of something bigger.

Right now: Be Part of the Moment

If you've returned your ballot, you participated. That counts. You can confirm it was received using the official state tool.

Track my ballot (Oregon My Vote) Still need to return it? Drop sites

Election Day is Tue., Nov. 3. Drop sites close at 8 p.m.

My checklist

Track your own progress

Private to you. Your checkmarks are saved only in this browser on this device. INCO never sees them. Checking a box doesn't register you, verify your ballot, or record a vote. Only the official state and county systems do that.

0 of 6 complete

01 Receive Your Ballot

Check on Oregon My Vote (official)
Register or update: Oregon Secretary of State (official)

02 Get Prepared

Clatsop County Elections (official)

03 Cast Your Vote

Clatsop County drop sites (official)

04 Be Part of the Moment

Track my ballot on Oregon My Vote (official)

Print it

Prefer paper?

The one-page Oregon Voting Checklist has the same six steps as the checklist above. Stick it on the fridge, hand it to a neighbor, or bring it to an event.

Print / download the Oregon Voting Checklist

Printable version coming soon.

Official voter resources

Go straight to the source

These links go to official state and county election sites. Anything that touches your registration or your ballot happens there, not here.

Check or update your voter infoOregon My Vote: registration, address, ballot status.Oregon Secretary of State Official Oregon election infoHow voting by mail works statewide.Oregon Secretary of State Nov. 3 election dates for Clatsop CountyDeadlines, mailing dates, and Election Day hours.Clatsop County Clerk Find a ballot drop site24-hour drop boxes in Astoria, Warrenton, Seaside, Gearhart, Cannon Beach, Knappa, and Jewell.Clatsop County Clerk Track your ballotConfirm your returned ballot was received.Oregon My Vote Need help? Contact County Elections820 Exchange St., Suite 220, Astoria • 503-325-8511 • Mon–Fri 8:30–5Clatsop County Clerk

Election info checked against official state and county sources on Sept. 29, 2026.

October moments

Show up together

Two local moments in the same voter journey. Everyone's welcome, however you vote.

Oct. 17Saturday

Campaign kickoff

No Kings: Vote Early Kickoff

Time & location: details coming

The start of the Vote Early push in Clatsop County, as ballots land in mailboxes.

Oct. 24Saturday

Day of Action

Clatsop County Day of Action

Time, locations & activities: details coming

A countywide day to return ballots and make participation visible, together.

Be part of the moment

Voting is personal.
Participating is shared.

After you've returned your ballot, you're invited to share a photo of yourself being part of it. At the drop box, with your family, wherever. It's completely optional.

  • No props requiredNo sign, sticker, pose, or message needed. Just you.
  • Keep your ballot privateNever photograph a filled-in ballot or anything that shows your choices.
  • Your call to shareINCO only reposts with your clear permission.

How to share (hashtag and submission): details coming soon.

You participated. That counts.

Follow through

What happens next

Once you've returned your ballot, you can confirm it was received on Oregon My Vote. Your personal checklist can hit 6 of 6 there, and the community keeps going through Election Day on Tue., Nov. 3.

Track my ballot (official) See what's next locally

About this page. No Kings: Vote Early in Clatsop County is a nonpartisan voter participation effort hosted by Indivisible North Coast Oregon (INCO). This page doesn't endorse candidates, parties, or ballot measures. How you vote is your business.

Election dates and procedures come from the Clatsop County Clerk and the Oregon Secretary of State. If anything here conflicts with those sources, trust the official source. Last updated Sept. 29, 2026.