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Signature Challenge Resolution Letters - November 2024 General Election

Information to resolve a ballot signature challenge

Challenged ballots are ballots received by Clackamas County Elections which have not been counted due to an issue with the ballot. Two of the most common challenged ballot types include: 

  1. Missing Signature
  2. Non-Matching Signature

When a ballot has been challenged, Clackamas County Elections will mail the voter a written statement that describes the nature of the challenge (a postage paid envelope is enclosed with the letter).  

If you received a message from Track Your Ballot notifying you that there's a problem with your ballot, a letter will be mailed to your address on file. If you prefer to expedite the process, you can contact our office to determine the reason it was challenged. Then you can download the letter related to your challenged ballot below. It will take a few steps to complete. 

Missing Signature Letter

Missing Signature Letter and Form (PDF)

In order to resolve the missing signature challenge you must take the following steps: 

1. Provide Required Voter Information

2. Sign and Date the Voters’ Statement

  • E-signatures must represent the signer's true/"wet" signature to be accepted. Digital Signatures (Typewritten, Docusign, etc.) will not be accepted. 

3. Return the form to Clackamas County Elections no later than 5:00 p.m. on November 26, 2024. Postmarks do not count.

  • Mail or deliver to - Clackamas County Elections, 1710 Red Soils Ct. Suite 100, Oregon City OR 97045
  • Email a digital copy to: elections@clackamas.us 
  • Fax to 503-655-8461

 

Non-Matching Signature Letter

Non-Matching Signature Letter and Form (PDF)

In order to resolve the non-matching signature challenge you must take the following steps:

1. Print the voter registration card on the back of the letter.

2. Sign the registration card. Please try to sign your name the same way you did on your ballot.

  • E-signatures must represent the signer's true/"wet" signature to be accepted. Digital Signatures (Typewritten, Docusign, etc.) will not be accepted. 

3. Return the form to Clackamas County Elections no later than 5:00 p.m. on November 26, 2024. Postmarks do not count.

  • Mail or deliver to - Clackamas County Elections, 1710 Red Soils Ct. Suite 100, Oregon City OR 97045
  • Email a digital copy to: elections@clackamas.us 
  • Fax to 503-655-8461

Please note:

  • These challenged ballot letters are for Clackamas County registered voters. If your residence is in another county, please contact that county elections office.

If you need immediate customer service, please call Clackamas County Elections at 503-655-8510 during business hours.

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