Thank you! To every person who donated to my campaign during our big FEC quarterly push, I am grateful for your help in ensuring that our final quarterly report before Election Day proves that we’re not backing down in the fight to save our democracy and rights from extremists.

John, the election is only 33 days away. I want to make sure you have everything you need to cast your ballot here in California, so here are some important dates and things to keep in mind:

• Vote-by-mail ballots will start being mailed out October 10.
• The last day to register to vote is October 24.
• All California active registered voters will receive a vote-by-mail ballot.
• Your vote-by-mail ballot must be postmarked on or before Election Day and received by November 15.
• You can go to a secure drop box, voting location, or county officials office if you’d rather drop it off. It must be received by 8pm on November 8. If you are a first time voter who did not share it when you registered, please provide a copy of an acceptable form of identification.
• Early voting in person is at a county-by-county level.
• First time voters who didn’t provide identification when registering should bring it with you to vote, such as a utility bill, county Voter Information Guide or document sent to you by a government agency, passport, driver's license, California identification card, or student ID. Copies are acceptable.
• Click here to track your ballot before you get it and ensure, when you’ve filled it out, that it was accepted.
• Click here to register to vote. Note, if you aren’t registered you may cast a provisional ballot either during early voting or on Election Day. To cast a non-provisional ballot, you must register by October 24 by mail or online.

John, this election is the most important one of our lifetimes. Every dollar, every door-knocked on, every phone call matters when our races are polling so tightly. Thank you for sticking with us.

Five weeks to go!

Be well,

Ami