Thompson School District Voter Resources
WHO CAN VOTE
Any registered voter living within Thompson School District is eligible to vote in this election. You’ll see Lori’s name listed under District F, but every voter across the district has a say in this race.
HOW TO VOTE
Ballots will begin arriving in mailboxes October 10, 2025. If you don’t receive yours, reach out to your county clerk for assistance. Every voter will receive a mail ballot. You can return it by mail or drop it off at any official ballot drop-box in your county.
In-person voting begins on October 27, 2025. If you choose to vote in person, remember to bring your mail ballot with you.
Note: Each person may return up to 10 ballots (including their own), which can include ballots for family members, neighbors, or others.
REGISTER TO VOTE
You can register to vote—and cast your ballot—up until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day. Registration can be done online or at any polling location.
UPDATE VOTER REGISTRATION
If you’ve moved recently, double-check that your voter registration is up to date. Even if your ballot was already mailed to your old address, you can update your registration and a new ballot will be sent. The previous ballot will be automatically voided.
track YOUR BALLOT
Voters can sign up for BallotTrax to receive text or email updates as their ballot travels to and from the county clerk for counting.