San Diego County registered voters will soon get a voter information pamphlet in the mail ahead of the June Gubernatorial Primary Election. Ballots may be returned by mail, at an official Registrar’s ballot drop box, or at any vote center.
The pamphlet will arrive by regular mail to households with registered voters. It contains details voters need for the primary.
The election is the June Gubernatorial Primary. This is the next scheduled statewide contest for governor in California.
Voters have three ways to return their ballots. They can drop them in the mail. They can use an official Registrar’s ballot drop box. They can also bring them to any vote center.
These options give voters flexibility. Some people prefer mailing their ballot. Others like the security of an official drop box. Vote centers allow in-person return and assistance.
Watch for the pamphlet in your mailbox. Use the return method that works best for you as the county moves toward the June primary.
