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Self Care during and after Elections

The upcoming National Elections can be exciting, intense, stressful, or challenging to some, so here are some helpful resources to help us navigate through the coming Election days. 

• (courtesy of National Alliance on Mental Illness)
• (courtesy of Indiana University School of Medicine)
• (courtesy of Greater Good Science Center)

Also, feel free to make an appointment with our Personal Wellness Services at (619) 421-6700 x5279 or by email at swcpersonalwellness@swccd.edu.

Elections & Voting Resources for Educators 2024 (compiled by Valissa Thomas, Director of DIEJ, The Bishop School)

Register to Vote

Are You Eligible to Vote?  To vote in California, you must be: 

• A U.S. citizen and a resident of California
• 18 years or older on Election Day
• Not currently in state or federal prison or on parole for the conviction of a felony. For more information, please see
• And, not currently found mentally incompetent to vote by a court. For more information, please see

Voting in California

To vote in California, you鈥檒l need to be registered in California. Not registered yet, or not sure if you鈥檙e registered?

Vote by Mail or in Person

All active registered voters will receive a vote-by-mail ballot. 

A vote-by-mail voter may vote by mail, in person at the Office of the County elections official, a satellite office established by the elections official, polling place, or on or before the day of the election.