Voter Engagement
2026 Primary Election on June 2, 2026 — California Info
- All registered voters will receive their ballot in the mail the week of May 4.
- Ballot drop-off locations open on May 5.
- Ballots can be returned by mail (no postage needed), at a ballot drop-off location or at any Vote Center.
- Limited Vote Centers open for early in-person voting beginning on May 23.
- All Vote Centers open for in-person voting on May 30.
- Ballots returned by USPS mail must be postmarked on or before Election Day. Due to recent changes in the USPS system, we recommend you DO NOT return your ballot via mail after May 30. You can find your nearest Ballot Drop Off or Vote Center locations here.
Vot-ER
Vot-ER develops nonpartisan civic engagement tools and programs for every corner of the health care system. They integrate voter registration into the healthcare delivery system and are founded on a core belief that empowered voices and full participation in the democratic process lead to positive health outcomes.
More Resources
Toolkits
Who/What is on the Ballot?
- KPBS Voter Hub and Guía Electora (en español)
- CalMatters Voter Guide A non-partisan resource
Additional Resources
- California Native Vote Project
- Health and Democracy Index
- Learn about a dangerous statewide ballot measure headed to the November 2026 ballot.