County Offers Last-Minute Voting Options
Oct 29, 2024 09:35AM ● By Yolo County Assessor News ReleaseYOLO COUNTY, CA (MPG) - For the Nov. 5 General Election, Yolo County will offer 15 Ballot Drop Boxes, 12 Vote Centers and a Mobile Vote Center that will travel throughout the rural areas. The combination of Ballot Drop Boxes, Vote Centers and the Mobile Vote Center allows voters a variety of locations and times to cast their ballots.
Ballot Drop Boxes
Ballots collected in the Ballot Drop Boxes are picked up by Yolo County Ballot Box Retrieval Teams. Some Ballot Drop Boxes are secured outdoors and open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Ballot Drop Boxes are constructed of heavy-duty steel and built to withstand vandalism, illegal removal and inclement weather. The ballot deposit slot is also designed to prevent tampering and unauthorized removal of ballots. For more information about Ballot Drop Boxes, visit: https://elections.yolocounty.gov/232/Ballot-Drop-Boxes.
Countywide, there will be 15 Ballot Drop Boxes available starting Monday, Oct. 7 through 8 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5, when they are closed and sealed:
Outdoor Ballot Drop Boxes (Open 24/7)
Clarksburg: Clarksburg Branch Library, 52915 Netherlands Ave.
Davis: UC Davis Campus, 282 Tennis Court Lane
Davis City Hall, 23 Russell Boulevard
Esparto: Esparto Regional Library, 17065 Yolo Ave.
Knights Landing: Knights Landing Branch Library, 42351 Third St. (near library box on Railroad Street)
West Sacramento: West Sacramento City Hall, 1110 W. Capitol Ave.
Woodland: Woodland Community College, 2300 E. Gibson Road
Woodland Post Office Parking Lot, 720 Court St.
Indoor Ballot Drop Boxes (During Business Hours)
Davis: Nugget Markets, 1414 E. Covell Boulevard
Nugget Markets, 409 Mace Boulevard
West Sacramento: Nugget Markets, 2000 Town Center Plaza
Winters: Lorenzo's Market, 121 E. Grant Avenue
Woodland: Food 4 Less, 451 Pioneer Avenue
La Superior Super Mercados, 34 W. Court St.
Yolo County Elections Office, 625 Court St., Room B-05
Vote Centers
“Vote Centers offer more ways and more days to vote, so voters don’t have to wait until Election Day to cast their ballots,” said Jesse Salinas, Yolo County Assessor/Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters.
At Vote Centers, voters can cast a ballot, drop off their own vote-by-mail ballot or someone else’s vote-by-mail ballot (as an authorized agent). Voters can also receive bilingual assistance, mark a ballot privately and independently using an ADA-accessible ballot-marking device, pick up their own replacement vote-by-mail ballot or replacement envelope, register to vote, or update their voter registration as well as cast a “conditional voter registration” ballot.
Conditional voting, sometimes called same-day registration, is available for those who may have missed the voter registration deadline on Monday, Oct. 21.
For more information on Vote Centers visit https://elections.yolocounty.gov/35/Elections, click on “Current Election,” and click “Vote Centers & Ballot Drop Boxes Locations.
Vote Centers Open for 11 Days:
These Vote Centers are open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. now to Monday, Nov. 4, and from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Davis: Veterans Memorial Center, 203 E. 14th St.
West Sacramento: City Hall - Galleria Rooms 157 and 160, 1110 W. Capitol Avenue
Woodland: Yolo County Administrative Building, 625 Court St., Room 106
Vote Centers Open for 4 days
These Vote Centers are open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., to Monday, Nov. 4; and from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov 5.
Davis: Emerson Junior High School, 2121 Calaveras Ave.
Montgomery Elementary School, 1441 Danbury St.
UC Davis ARC, 760 Orchard Road
Esparto: Esparto Community Hall, 17020 Yolo Ave.
West Sacramento: Bridgeway Lakes Boathouse, 3650 Southport Parkway
Washington Unified School District Office, 930 West Acre Road
Winters: Winters Community Library, 708 Railroad Ave.
Woodland: Pioneer High School, 1400 Pioneer Ave.
Woodland High School, 21 N. West St.
Mobile Vote Center
The Mobile Vote Center will be set up in rural areas to provide the same services as a typical Vote Center.
“The Mobile Vote Center is a state-of-the-art 29-foot trailer. At the Mobile Vote Center, election workers can assist voters with registering to vote, casting a ballot, getting a replacement vote-by-mail ballot, and using the accessible ballot-marking device,” said Salinas.
The Mobile Vote Center will be at one location for one day, before moving on to the next community. The Mobile Vote Center is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information on the Mobile Vote Center visit: https://elections.yolocounty.gov/236/Mobile-Vote-Center.
Friday, Nov. 1: Zamora: Zamora Community Hall, 9810 Blacks St.
Saturday, Nov. 2: Clarksburg: Clarksburg Delta High School, 52810 Netherlands Avenue
Sunday, Nov. 3: Dunnigan: Dunnigan Gateway - Starbucks, 30016 County Road 8
Monday, Nov. 4: Knights Landing: McDermott Truck Barn, 42171 Highway 113
For more information about this election, visit: elections.yolocounty.gov. Information about Ballot Drop Boxes, Vote Centers and the Mobile Vote Center are available at: https://elections.yolocounty.gov/vote-locations.
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