San Diego County election officials have launched an outreach effort targeting residents who have not yet participated in the upcoming general election, scheduled for November 3.
The county's Registrar of Voters office distributed 1.8 million postcards to individuals who had not submitted their ballots as of October 16. The mailing campaign aims to boost voter turnout by reminding eligible residents about the election.
According to the registrar's office, voters have multiple opportunities to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day. The reminder postcards encourage residents to take advantage of early voting options available throughout the county.
The large-scale notification effort underscores the registrar's commitment to maximizing civic participation in the general election.