Wildfires and Voting
Those displaced by fire can still receive their ballots. They just need to get in touch with the County Clerk’s office to update their mailing addresses.
County Clerk Dan Loomis said voters can update mailing addresses where they want the ballot to be sent, either online at sos.oregon.gov or delivered to the Douglas County Elections Department in the Douglas County Courthouse, 1036 SE Douglas Ave., Roseburg. See The News-Review article dated 9/17/20.
Voters in need of assistance can also call the Elections Department at 541-440-4252.
Douglas County, Oregon fire information: https://www.co.douglas.or.us/media_room/fireinfo.asp
Please read the League of Women Voters of Oregon’s fire page here. We are adding Douglas County fire information to that page.
We hope all are safe. The League encourages everyone to prepare to vote. If your address has changed, you will need to update your voter registration before Oct. 13, the deadline to register. Visit the Secretary’s of State’s elections website to check on and update your voter information.
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Would like to make contact with LWV, Roseburg, OR office. Have recently moved to area. Thank you. Eleanor Gayner
Welcome to Douglas County and Roseburg, Eleanor! We are happy to hear from you. We will contact you in the near future about our get-togethers, which are virtual right now. All the best! Robin, the webmaster.