A Guide to Catholic Voting
In 2020, the Church launched a campaign called “Civilize It,” which asks Catholics to pledge to be civil and compassionate when they engaged in political conversations with members of their families, parishes and other communities. Four years later, with another presidential election looming, this calling is more relevant than ever.
Key Election Dates
Oct. 5: Ballots begin to be mailed to registered voters in San Diego County
Oct. 7: Ballots begin to be mailed to registered voters in Imperial County
Oct. 7-Nov. 4: In-person registration during early voting at county elections office
Oct. 21: By 11:59 p.m., deadline to register online at registertovote.ca.gov
Oct. 21: Registration by mail must be postmarked by this date.
Nov. 5: In-person registration and voting at voting locations on Election Day
Fechas Clave del Proceso Electoral
Oct. 5: Comienzan a enviarse por correo las boletas electorales a los votantes registrados en el Condado de San Diego
Oct. 7: Comienzan a enviarse por correo las boletas electorales a los votantes registrados en el Condado de Imperial
Oct. 7-Nov. 4: Registro en persona durante la votación anticipada en la oficina de elecciones del condado
Oct. 21: A las 11:59 p.m., fecha límite para registrarse en línea en registertovote.ca.gov
Oct. 21: El registro por correo debe estar sellado a más tardar para esta fecha
Nov. 5: Día de las Elecciones. Registro en persona y votación en casillas
Discipleship in Voting
Prayers
From Our Diocese
Election Resources
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship