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From KQED.

You're listening to Forum. I'm Mina Kim. We're joined now by Kim Alexander, founder and CEO of the

Nonpartisan California Voter Foundation, here to answer your questions about voting this year.

The process is different, especially if you plan to vote in person, since every registered voter

is being sent a mail-in ballot. So if you're confused or uncertain about what to do this year,

given your situation, you can call 866-733-6786. Again, 8667-73786. You can also get in touch on Twitter or Facebook

at KQED Forum or you can email your questions to forum at KQED.org. Kim Alexander, welcome back

to forum. Hi, Mina. Thank you. Thanks so much for talking with us. So one of the things that I wanted to

just hit on right away is I'm hearing more and more people say that they would prefer to vote in

person. What do people know, what do people need to know about what will be different this year

if they go to vote in person? Well, first of all, the good news is that all voters have

lots of options. So you can cast a vote by mail ballot or you can go vote in person or I think

the best of both worlds is a little bit of both to fill out your vote by mail ballot at home and take

it in person to a voting ballot drop box or a voting location or your county election office. So you have all those

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