Here’s how Oregonians can update their voter registration info ahead of May primary
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Oregonians have until April 28 to register or update their voter information for the May primary election. Unaffiliated voters can't participate in major party primaries but can still vote in nonpartisan races.
Oregonians must register or update their voter information by April 28 to participate in the May primary election. Most Oregonians are automatically registered as nonaffiliated voters when they obtain a driver's license or state ID. Oregon has closed primaries, so unaffiliated voters can't vote for major party candidates. They can, however, vote in nonpartisan races. To update voter information, Oregonians can visit the Oregon Secretary of State's My Vote webpage or submit a voter registration card to a county elections office. Ballots will be mailed starting April 29 and must be postmarked or dropped off by May 19.
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