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The deadline to register is 21 days before the next election day.
Register to Vote in Oregon
Register to Vote in Oregon
You can register online using the link below.
Voters can choose to complete a paper voter registration form, and submit it to a county elections office to update their information.
Many voters are automatically registered when they go to the DMV. Learn more about Oregon’s Motor Voter Act.
Check your Registration
Check your Registration
If you are already registered or unsure if you are registered, use My Vote to:
check if you are registered to vote
view your voter registration information
update your voter registration, including your party affiliation
check the status of your ballot
find contact information for your county elections office
find a ballot drop site
Voting by Mail in Oregon
Voting by Mail in Oregon
Active registered voters receive an official ballot to complete and return. A ballot can be mailed or dropped off at any official drop box across the state.
Decide whether you will vote early, by mail, or by dropping it off at a ballot drop site.
Alternate-format ballots are available for (1) military or overseas voters or (2) voters who, due to a disability, need to mark their ballots electronically before printing and mailing.
Access Oregon's online ballot-marking tool if you need this service.
When can I expect my ballot to arrive?
When can I expect my ballot to arrive?
Normally, a ballot will be mailed to the address at which you are registered approximately two weeks before an election. Visit MyVote to check your registration information and track your ballot. If you do not receive your ballot as expected, contact Benton County Elections office at 541-766-6756 or elections@bentoncountyor.gov
What if I want to change my party affiliation?
What if I want to change my party affiliation?
Changing your party affiliation is simple and isn't permanent. You can change back at any time after the election. Visit MyVote for more information.
What can I do if I'll be away from home during an election period?
What can I do if I'll be away from home during an election period?
If you will be away from home during an election period, arrange to vote absentee using this form.
Can formerly incarcerated people vote?
Can formerly incarcerated people vote?
Yes. Once released from incarceration a person is immediately eligible to vote again, but they must re-register (or update their registration). Voters should double check to make sure their address is accurate when registering or updating their registration.
Can I still vote if my voter registration address is not up to date?
Can I still vote if my voter registration address is not up to date?
You can update your voter registration information, until 8 p.m. on Election Day and still cast a ballot. However, if your registration is updated close to an election, your ballot might have to be issued at the county elections office.
What if my ballot gets damaged or I make a mistake filling it out?
What if my ballot gets damaged or I make a mistake filling it out?
If your ballot arrives damaged, you make a mistake, spill something, lose your ballot, or for any other reason, contact Benton County Elections office at 541-766-6756 or elections@bentoncountyor.gov to request a replacement ballot.
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