Voter Education and Outreach

Multnomah County Elections voter education and outreach in the community.

The Voter Education and Outreach (VEO) Program at Multnomah County Elections

The VEO Program leads the effort towards voter access, education, and community outreach. Our goal is to identify and remove barriers to voting throughout Multnomah County, especially for voters in underrepresented communities and locations.

To this end, the VEO Program attends community events and cultural festivals throughout the County. We partner with community-based organizations and groups. We conduct our outreach and education efforts through an equity lens of inclusion and mindfulness.

Learn More About:

Language access. Multnomah County Elections offers assistance and information in several languages.

Accessible voting. Multnomah County Elections provides services for voters with disabilities. Follow this link to learn more about how we can help.

Housing instability or homelessness. You can register to vote even if you do not have a permanent residence address or are experiencing housing instability or homelessness.

How does vote-by-mail work? We've posted the steps to follow on how to vote by mail.

Voter registration. If you're not currently registered to vote or you need to update your information, you can do that online or with a paper form.

Voter pre-registration. Did you know that eligible Oregonians can register to vote at age sixteen?

Who can vote? Overview of voter registration and voting in Oregon.

Make a Plan to VOTE! Virtual Voter Registration Kit and Engagement Guide.

Primary Elections and Political Parties. Depending on what party you're registered with, your ballot may look different than your neighbor's.

Special Districts. What are they and what do they do?