How do I find the number of my ballot for tracking?

[wryter2000]

It's my understanding that my ballot has a unique number I can use to track it. Can you tell me where I would find it? Thanks.

[northlake9]

1. Tracking Ballot

Go the the Secretary Of State Web Site

https://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/cavoter

There is a "Where's My Ballot" button

You do not need the ballot number.

[True Blue American]

2. I do Ohiovote

Type in my name, all my info comes up. I have an APP.

[wryter2000]

7. Sounds great

Go, Ohio

[wryter2000]

3. Thanks

[stopbush]

4. Name, bday and zip code is all you need to track it in CA.

[northlake9]

5. Vote Counted

Deposited my Ballot in the local drop box, Oct 7. Received confirmation of drop off location and "VOTE COUNTED" on Oct 9. California Election Law allows for mail-in-ballots to be counted prior to election day, with results posted after 8pm election day.

[wryter2000]

6. Yay

I’m glad we count them ahead of time. I’d hate a delay for CA to count the votes.

[Brother Buzz]

8. Visit your county Office of Registrar's site

You should see a 'track your mail-in ballot' option. You'll need to give them your name, DOB, last four digest of social security number, and the like. There really isn't a unique tracking number.

[wryter2000]

9. Thanks

I know I can always get help on DU

[Brother Buzz]

11. LOL, some of us just hang DU trying to snag an easy good citizen scouting merit badge

[Dem2theMax]

10. Here:

https://california.ballottrax.net/voter/

Go here, put in your info and it will tell you where your ballot is.

Information required is your first and last name, your birthdate and your ZIP code.

If you give them your email address or cell phone number, it will send you alerts letting you know when your ballot has been received by the registrar's office, and when your ballot has been counted!

[JustFiveMoreMinutes]

12. Same for NV

Altho they were a day late saying they had been mailed out.

BUT OUR BALLOTS ARE BACK IN THE MAIL! and I'll be watching!!!

[Dem2theMax]

13. I'm so happy we are using technology to track our ballots!

The more states that do this, the better!

When I first received notice that the ballot was on its way to me, it said it could take up to seven days to arrive. It took two days.

I put it in the mailbox yesterday afternoon, and by last night I had received notice that it had already been through the post office and was on its way to the registrar's office.