The Voter’s Choice Act changes how in-person voting works in Santa Clara County and is effective with the March 2020 primary.

I vote by mail – nothing changes.

  • All registered voters will receive a ballot in the mail starting the week of February 3rd.
  • Completed ballots can be mailed (no postage necessary) or put in a Ballot Drop Off box or taken to a Vote Center. Find Vote Centers and Ballot Drop Off Boxes

I have a question, problem or want to vote in person at a Vote Center

Vote Centers will replace your neighborhood polling locations. Vote Centers will be staffed by employees (not volunteers) of the Registrar of Voters (ROV) and have increased services. 

  • Vote Centers offer more services, similar to the Registrar of Voters office
  • Voter Centers will start to open 10 days before the election
  • You can go to any Vote Center in the county to vote.

Reasons to go a Vote Center

  • I want to register or update my registration
  • I did not receive a ballot in the mail or lost it
  • I am a “No Party Preference” voter and want to vote for a presidential primary candidate
  • I need a ballot in a different language
  • I need disability or translation services
  • I want to vote in person
  • I want to drop off my ballot

For more info on other services available at Vote Centers: https://www.sccgov.org/sites/rov/VCA/VIP/Pages/home.aspx

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Locations for Vote Centers in Mountain View, Los Altos and Los Altos Hills

The current list of Local Vote centers, which are open 9am-5pm daily before Election Day and 7am-8pm on March 3rd:

Open February 22nd and through election (all 11 days)

   Mountain View

   Los Altos Hills


Open later: February 29th and through the election

   Los Altos

   Mountain View

To find other Vote Centers in Santa Clara County: https://eservices.sccgov.org/rov/