If you haven’t yet voted in the statewide special election, you have options. Mail in your ballot, drop it at a secure drop box, or vote in person at any of 38 locations across Alameda County by 8pm on Tuesday, November 4.
All registered voters were sent a vote-by-mail ballot in early October. If you are registered but did not receive a ballot by mail, contact the Alameda County Registrar of Voters at (510) 272-6933.
Vote in-person at Kehilla Community Synagogue or any other Alameda County vote center
Starting Saturday, November 1, you can vote in-person at any of 38 vote centers across Alameda County. Vote centers are open:
- Saturday, November 1 – Monday, November 3: 9am-5pm
- Tuesday, November 4: 7am-8pm
In Piedmont, there is a vote center at Kehilla Community Synagogue (1303 Grand Avenue).
Vote by mail or drop box
Ballots mailed through the post office must be postmarked by November 4th.
You can also submit your ballot 24 hours a day at the secure ballot drop box near the mailboxes at Highland Way and Highland Avenue, or at any of 65 other official Registrar of Voters ballot drop boxes across Alameda County.
The Registrar of Voters picks up ballots from the drop boxes every day. The last pickup will be 8pm on Tuesday, November 4th. Postage is not required for ballots submitted at the drop box.
Conditional (“Same Day”) Voter Registration
If you missed the deadline to register for this election you can still vote provisionally by registering and voting at any vote center.
Your ballot will be processed and counted after the Registrar of Voters has verified your information. This process takes time, so your ballot may not be included in the results reported on election night.