Didn't register to vote? Here's how you still can cast a ballot

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Set us as preferred The last day to register to vote online for the Nov.3 general election was Oct.

19.You still can register to vote, however, through the “same day” voter registration process.

Here’s what you need to know.California You must be a United States citizen and a California resident, 18 years or older on election day, not serving a state or federal prison term for a felony and not deemed mentally incompetent by a court.

If you missed the registration deadline, you can register as a conditional voter through the same-day voter registration process.Eligible citizens who need to register or re-register to vote within 14 days of an election can complete this process at county elections offices, polling places or vote centers.

You’ll need to re-register to vote if you’ve changed your:If you’ve become a U.S.citizen fewer than 15 days before the election, you may register to vote by visiting your county elections office anytime before the polls close on election day.

You must bring proof that you are a U.S.citizen and sign a form saying you are eligible to vote in California.

For more information, contact your county elections office; a complete list of contact information for each county office can be found here.The application requires a state driver’s license or California identification card number, or you can use the last four numbers on your Social Security card.If you don’t have any of those, you still can register.

You’ll be assigned a unique identifier to validate your registration.Here’s how that information is verified:Voters can choose to get election information in English, Spanish, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Tagalog, Thai or Vietnamese by calling the phone numbers listed here or by using these online options to get help.You can visit an early voting location.Now th...