League of Women Voters of California

Know that election officials follow strict safeguards to ensure every ballot is accurately counted. 🗳️ This process takes time, so please be patient! ⏳

Learn more by watching this video series from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission: https://bit.ly/ballotcounts.

You have the right to vote if you're in line before the polls close at 8pm! To report any issues, please report them to a poll worker or call the nonpartisan Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE.

If you are in line, STAY IN LINE! Don't let long lines turn you away! 🗳️ Check out the full Voter Bill of Rights here: bit.ly/CA-VBR

¿Tienes preguntas sobre votar? como:
❔️ ¿Dónde está mi lugar de votación?
❔️ ¿Dónde puedo depositar mi boleta?
❔️ ¿Tengo que votar por todo en mi boleta?
📲 ¡Llámanos gratis al (888) 870-VOTE para ayuda en ingles y español!

Got question about voting, like:
❔️ Where's my polling place?
❔️ Where can I drop off my ballot?
❔️ Do I need to vote for everything on my ballot?
📲 Call us toll free at (888) 870-VOTE for help!

Election Day is officially here! Your voice is powerful, and your vote matters.

With Same Day Voter Registration, eligible voters can register to vote and cast their vote in the same visit to their nearest polling place or vote center. Find out where you can vote by looking up your address at bit.ly/where2voteCA. 🗳️✨

SB 73 is now law! This urgent legislation reinforces state authority, protects ballot security, and guarantees a full and fair vote count free from improper interference.

At a time when partisan actors are threatening our election officials and probing local infrastructure, California is sending a clear message: our elections will be governed by law, expertise, and transparent processes - not pressure from the current federal administration or unauthorized intervention.

Thank you to Senator Sabrina Cervantes and Senator Tom Umberg for authoring this essential bill, and to Governor Gavin Newsom for signing it into law. Read the Governor’s press release: https://bit.ly/SB73LAW.

🗳️ 5 Ways to Vote in California's June 2 Primary!

The June 2 Primary Election is right around the corner, and you have options when it comes to making your voice heard. Swipe through to find the voting method that works best for your schedule:

1️⃣ Vote Early in Person: Vote Centers in participating Voter’s Choice Act (VCA) counties are already open! Check options at CAEARLYVOTING.SOS.CA.GOV.
2️⃣ Mail Your Ballot Early: Drop it in a USPS mailbox as soon as possible (especially if you are in a rural area).
3️⃣ Drop Off Your Ballot: Use an official county drop box, elections office, or voting location.
4️⃣ Walk Your Ballot In: Take it straight to a post office and request a postmark.
5️⃣ Vote In Person on Election Day: Polls are open June 2 from 7 AM to 8 PM. Find your polling place at FINDMYPOLLINGPLACE.SOS.CA.GOV.

👉 Swipe to the end to see if your county is one of the participating VCA counties! For complete election resources, head over to VOTE.CA.GOV.

How do you plan to cast your ballot this year?

A victory for Democracy! The California Voting Rights Act of 2026 authored by Senator Sabrina Cervantes and backed by the California Democracy Partnership passed the Senate this week! The League of Women Voters of California is a proud member of the Partnership and a sponsor of the legislation. The CVRA of 2026 will:

✔️Add more oversight where discrimination has occurred
✔️Make it easier to challenge voter suppression
✔️Expand language access
✔️Ensure faster fixes to unfair districts
✔️Create stronger protections for voters

Learn more at: lwvc.org/CAVRA26-CDP