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ALT The Official Election Mail Logo: The logo design features an interpretation of the stars and stripes of the American flag, and the words “Official Election Mail,” clearly visible over the designation — “Authorized by the U.S. Postal Service.”
ALT The Official Election Mail logo is a trademarked design that can only be used on mail pieces created by, or on behalf of, an election official that is mailed to or from a U.S. citizen for the purpose of participating in the voting process. This includes items like balloting materials, voter registration cards, and voter reply mail.
ALT It can only be printed in black or specific shades of blue or red.
ALT If Oregonians receive mail about an election that does not have the official election mail logo, here are some important things to keep in mind: 1. If the mailer does not display the official election logo, it did not come from your local or state election office. 2. Third-party groups often use outdated or incorrect data. 3. Your local election office maintains the most accurate, up-to-date voter registration information. 4. If you want to make sure your registration is correct, go to oregonvotes.gov/myvote or call 1-866-673-VOTE.
ALT Office of Small Business Assistance talking with a small business owner at Salem Capitol Connections.
ALT Office of Small Business Assistance presenting to a room of small business owners at Salem Capitol Connections.
ALT Office of Small Business Assistance, July 2025 Outreach: July 10: Salem, Café Y Pan Dulce, Latino Business Alliance, 8-9:30am July 11: Portland, OAME CAEPT Networking, 7:30-9am July 16: Newport, Oregon Small Business Summit, 8am-1pm July 17: Woodburn, Café Y Pan Dulce, Latino Business Alliance, 8-9:30am July 25: Portland, OAME Coffee and Issues, 7:30-9am
ALT Voting Accommodations quick guide: 1. Registering to vote 2. Filling out your ballot 3. Returning your ballot
ALT A disability shouldn’t be a barrier to voting!Oregonians with disabilities are eligible to vote. This includes: - Individuals with cognitive or intellectual disabilities that affect their learning, reading, writing, or speaking. - Individuals with physical disabilities that affect their ability to fill out a form. - Individuals who have guardians or live in a facility or state hospital.
ALT What are my options for voting accommodations? You can request A: - Large Print Ballot - Screen Reader Format Ballot - Tablet Ballot - Stamp or other mark instead of a signature
ALT Can I get assistance with this? Yes! You can get assistance at your county elections office. Find them at OregonVotes.gov/counties Someone you choose: You have the right to request help from friends, family, or a trusted person to register to vote and vote.
ALT A disability shouldn't be a barrier to voting! Oregonians with disabilities are eligible to vote.
ALT Office of Small Business Assistance Ombudsman tabling at a colorful OSBA table at Beaverton's Pride in the Park.