The California Voter’s Choice Act – Your Voice, Your Choice

 

The California Voter’s Choice Act became law in 2016 to make voting more convenient and accessible. Currently, 64% of Sacramento County voters already permanently vote by mail. Vote Centers will open two weekends before Election Day so voters can vote on a day that fits with their busy schedule.

 

• You choose how to vote: through the mail, drop-off box, or Vote Center.

• You choose when to vote: you now have 11 days to vote at any Vote Center location in Sacramento.  Election Day hours are still 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
  
  You can vote early or on Election Day at a location close to home, to work, anywhere in the County!​

• You choose where to vote: any voter can visit any Vote Center in the County.

• Get the support you need: Vote Center staff will be there to help you have a great voting experience, including providing assistance in multiple languages, helping voters with disabilities, and updating your voter registration information.

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• Election Administration Plan

• Public Notices

• Locations/Vote Centers

• Vote Center Resources​

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For more information call:  (916) 875-6100