There are 220 vote centers across San Diego County for the June 2 primary election.
SAN DIEGO — San Diego County election officials are expanding voting options, opening more than 200 vote centers across the county ahead of the June 2 gubernatorial election.
The additional locations come as more voters begin casting ballots in person or dropping off completed vote-by-mail ballots.
“People tend to wait until the last day of voting on June 2, but we strongly encourage people to take advantage of the early voting,” San Diego County Registrar of Voters Shawn Brom said.
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When do polls open and close on Election Day?
Polls open at 7 a.m. across the state. They will stay open until 8 p.m. Anyone, including people dropping off their ballots, who is in line before 8:00 p.m. will be allowed to vote.
Where to vote on Election Day in San Diego County
A total of 220 vote centers and more than 150 ballot drop boxes are now available throughout San Diego County.
Vote centers offer more than just a place to cast a ballot. According to the Registrar of Voters, the centers also provide accessible voting equipment, multilingual assistance, and same-day voter registration services.
The Registrar of Voters also offers an interactive online map that allows voters to find nearby vote centers and ballot drop boxes and check current wait times.
Mail-in ballots are still being accepted, but election officials encourage voters to use a drop box or vote center if possible.
“If you do choose to use the mail, it must be postmarked by June 2 and received within seven days. But instead of waiting for those days in the mail, go ahead and drop it off at one of our locations, and we will pick it up that day,” Brom said.
On Election Day, June 2, voall vote centers will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. More voting resources and information can be found here.