Where Vermilion and Cameron residents can register to vote before the November election
Cameron has a separate registrar mailing address; Vermilion uses the same address for mail and visits. Louisiana’s registration deadlines are October 5 in person or by mail and October 13 online.
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For Vermilion and Cameron residents planning to vote November 3, the most immediate question is how to get a registration to the right place. The Louisiana Secretary of State says the in-person and mail deadline is Monday, October 5; online registration closes Tuesday, October 13. Those are registration deadlines, not early-voting dates.
In Vermilion Parish, the state registrar directory lists the office at the Vermilion Parish Courthouse, 100 N. State St., Suite 120, Abbeville, LA 70510-5170. The same address is listed for mail. The directory gives 337-898-4324 as the office phone.
In Cameron Parish, the state registrar directory lists the place to visit as Cameron West Annex, 148 Smith Circle, Cameron, LA 70631. Its mailing address is different: P.O. Box 1, Cameron, LA 70631. The listed phone is 337-775-5493. Do not send a mailed application to the West Annex street address merely because it is the visit location.
The directory does not give Sunday or Monday office hours. Call the relevant registrar before making an in-person trip, particularly if traveling from outside Abbeville or Cameron. The Secretary of State's FAQ says a mailed application should go to the registrar in the parish where the applicant is registering, not the state elections division. It says the application or envelope must be postmarked by the applicable deadline and faxed applications are not accepted.
Online registration has a different path and later cutoff. The state's online instructions say an electronic submission requires a Louisiana driver's license or special ID card and the four-digit audit code printed on it. A print-and-mail application started online is still a mail application; it does not gain the October 13 electronic deadline.
Already registered? The state voter portal lets residents look up their own registration and election information. People who have moved should consult the state's address-change guidance rather than assume their old registration will put them on the correct ballot. The Vermilion drainage-district tax proposal is a district-only question, not a parishwide measure; this guide addresses registration routes for the November election generally.
The state's registration FAQ contains the full eligibility and documentation rules. Readers with unusual circumstances should use that official guidance or ask their registrar rather than rely on a short summary.
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