November 3, 2026, General Election
Voting options:
- Vote early at the Registrar of Voters beginning October 5, 2026.
- Vote early at an Early Voting Location.
- View the Early Voting Locations and hours of operation.
- Vote a Mail Ballot.
- Mail ballot applications are not necessary. Mail ballots will be mailed to all active registered voters.
- To request a replacement mail ballot:
- Call the Registrar of Voters at (909) 387-8300
- Submit a Replacement Mail Ballot Application [pdf]
- Visit the Registrar of Voters office, October 5, through November 3
- Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Saturday, October 31, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.
- Visit an Early Voting Location
- Authorize another person to pick-up your mail ballot with an Application to Provide Vote-By-Mail Ballot to an Authorized Representative [pdf]
- Official ballots may be picked up beginning Monday, October 5
- Voters may return their voted mail ballot:
- At a Ballot Drop Box Location
- View the list of Ballot Drop Box Locations [available soon].
- View a map of Ballot Drop Box Locations [available soon]
- Ballots must be delivered no later than 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3, 2026
- By mail via the U.S. Postal Service
- No postage required
- Ballots must be postmarked on or before Tuesday, November 3 and received by the Registrar of Voters within seven days following the election.
- Voters that mail their ballot on or close to Election Day, should go inside any U.S. Post Office and request a manual postmark to ensure their ballot is dated on time.
- Drop off at an Early Voting Location
- Drop off at any Polling Place [available soon] on Election Day
- At a Ballot Drop Box Location
- Vote a Remote Accessible Vote by Mail Ballot [available soon] using your computer and printer to:
- Mark your ballot
- Print your voted ballot
- Place your voted ballot in your Mail Ballot Return Envelope or in your own envelope with mailing labels attached
- Sign and date your envelope
- Return your ballot by mail or to a Polling Place [available soon], Early Voting Location, or Ballot Drop Box Location [available soon].
Voters with a disability:
- Ballot Marking Devices are available at each voting location and include the following options:
- Audio, large print, high contrast, controls for speed and volume, use controller or use touch screen
- Bring your own headset or use ours
- Adaptable for sip-and-puff devices.
- Vote a Remote Accessible Vote by Mail Ballot [available soon] using your computer and printer to:
- Mark your ballot
- Print your voted ballot
- Place your voted ballot in your Mail Ballot Return Envelope or in your own envelope with mailing labels attached
- Sign and date your envelope
- Return your ballot by mail or to a Polling Place [available soon], Early Voting Location, or Ballot Drop Box Location [available soon].
- Curbside Voting
- Voters with disabilities may take advantage of our easy-to-navigate curbside voting option. Follow these instructions:
- At the Registrar of Voters or any Polling Place, park in the location designated for curbside voting.
- Use your cellphone to call for curbside voting assistance. The phone number is printed on the curbside voting sign. Be ready to provide the make, model and color of your vehicle to the operator.
- Elections Workers will be out to assist you soon.
- Voters with disabilities may take advantage of our easy-to-navigate curbside voting option. Follow these instructions:
Military and Overseas Voters:
Uniformed and Overseas citizens can obtain a Voter Information Guide and Sample Ballot [available soon] as well as a Ballot [available soon] for this election. For complete information, visit the Secretary of State’s website for Military and Overseas Voters.