No On Recall
Recall Ballot FAQ – “Just vote NO and go!”
Confused? You are not alone. What you need to know about the recall ballot
Most voters have received their mail ballots for the September 14 Recall Election and the CFT is hearing many questions. Here we answer the most common questions about the recall ballot and voting and share CFT recommendations and resources.
How to cast your ballot in the Recall Election
Vote by mail or in person
- The Recall Election will be held September 14, 2021.
- Mail ballots were mailed to registered voters on August 16.
- You can return your voted ballot 1) by mail or 2) in person
to a secured drop-off location or a polling place on Election
Day.
- Ballots returned by mail must be postmarked no later than Election Day. Sign and date your ballot. No postage required.
- Ballots returned in person must be hand-delivered no later than 8 pm on Election Day.
- Find drop-off locations and early voting locations in your county.
More information from the Secretary of State
What do our elected leaders say about the recall?
Governor Newsom leads the nation in worker protections. Vote NO on the recall
While Governor Newsom continues to have our backs by putting in place the strongest worker protections in the nation, anti-union special interests are funneling millions into the recall campaign to weaken or eliminate laws that protect our pay, health care, retirement and safety on the job.
Join the “No on Recall” phone banks
Please join us! Members are welcome to join the California Labor Federation in calling union members across the state and urging them to vote “No” on the recall. Use the link below to sign up directly with the Labor Fed.
What does CFT says about the recall? No, No, No!
Governor Newsom has proven himself during the pandemic and beyond
CFT has taken a position on the right-wing recall of Governor Gavin Newsom: Our union is urging members to vote “No” on this expensive and distracting political stunt. The Gubernatorial Recall Election will be held September 14, 2021.