Great!
Just a few more questions for you:
- Double check to be sure you are registered with your current address?
If you are registered and you've checked to make sure, you do not need to take another step.
All California voters will receive a ballot in the mail at the address the state has on file.
You will have until Election Day to fill it out and mail it back to the County Registrar of Voters.
Now get informed and don't forget to make a plan for voting by mail!
Have you moved? If you've moved since you registered the last time, you need to register again.
I have a California drivers' license or ID card
California makes it very easy for you. Just register online here!
Once you are registered, you will automatically be mailed a ballot in mid-October. You will be able to mail it back in during the several weeks leading up to Election Day.
Make sure you sign the outer envelope when you mail it back, because that is how Elections officials will prevent fraud. Ballots that are returned after Election Day, or that do not have a signed envelope, will not be counted.
Now get informed!
I don't have a California drivers' license or ID card
The easiest thing to do is find a paper ballot application (available at many locations including the Political Science and International Relations department in KIPJ) and complete a paper application.
If you choose to register online, you'll need to print out the form, get an envelope, and mail it in.
And don't forget to get informed!
Yes!
If you are a registered San Diego voter, there are various Vote Center's which you will be able to cast your ballot at.
The Degheri Alumni Center 112/113 will be a Vote Center for the Statewide Primary Election this coming May - June '26. See dates and times to vote below.
- Friday, May 29: During regular business hours (9am - 1pm)
- Saturday, May 30 - Monday June 1 (Early Voting Days): 7:00am to 6:00pm
- Tuesday, June 2 (Election Day): 6:00am to 11:00pm
- Wednesday, June 3: During regular business hours (9am - 1pm)