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March 2020 Presidential Primary Election

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March 3, 2020 Presidential Primary Election

POLL WORKERS NEEDED!
Contact Yuba County Elections for more information on being a poll worker! (530) 749-7855
SHORTCUTS TO: 
Voting by Mail
Tracking Your Ballot
Candidate Information
Voting for President
Local Measures on the Ballot & Arguments
Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act Resources
Voting Resources
Online County Voter Guide
VOTING BY MAIL
Requesting a Ballot
  • You can request a vote by mail ballot in person at the Yuba County Elections Office.
  • You can request a vote by mail ballot by phone for this election only by calling (530) 749-7855.
  • You can  request a vote by mail ballot by completing a Vote by Mail Application and returning it to the Elections Office by:
Mail: 915 8th Street, Suite 107, Marysville, CA  95901
Fax:  (530) 749-7854
Email:  elections@co.yuba.ca.us

Returning Your Ballot
  • By Mail: Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day and received no later than 3 days after Election Day.  There is no postage required to return your ballot by mail.
  • By Personal Delivery:  Ballots must be recieved at the Yuba County Elections Office or any polling place no later than 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.  Please note, there is a drop box for ballots at the Yuba County Government Center located just inside the front entrance that does not require you to go through the security checkpoint.  A list of Yuba County Polling Places will be included with your ballot.
Tracking Your Ballot
You can sign-up at WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov to receive automated notifications about your vote by mail ballot.  You can choose whether you want to receive notifications by email, text or a voice call.   Notification will be sent when the county mails your ballot, receives your ballot, if there is an issues with your ballot or when your ballot is approved for counting.

Fixing Ballot Signature Issues 
California law requires the signature on every vote by mail ballot envelope to be checked against the signature on the voters registration record.  If the signature is missing or does not match voters will be notified and provided an opportunity to fix the issue.

Missing Signatures:  If you did not sign your ballot envelope you wil be sent a notification with an Unsigned Ballot Statement to be completed and returned to the Elections Office.  The statement must be completed and returned in person, by mail, fax or email no later than two days before the election is certified.

Signature Match:  If the signature on your ballot envelope does not match the signature on your voter registration record you will be sent a notification with a Signature Verification Statement.  The statement must be completed and returned in person, by mail, fax or email no later than two days before the election is certified.


CANDIDATE INFORMATION
Candidate Handbooks
County & State Offices 
Judicial Offices

Certified Candidates
Office
  Candidate
Listed in Random Alpha Order

Superior Court Judge - Office 2
  Terry Spies 
 Melanie K. Bendorf

County Supervisor - District 2		  Stephen Heter
 Mike Leahy
 Don Blaser
 
County Supervisor - District 3		  Doug Lofton
 Seth Fuhrer
 
County Supervisor - District 4		  Joe Henderson
 Gary Bradford

Yuba County Water Agency - North Division		  John Nicoletti
 Charlie Mathews

US Representative, District 3		  Tamika Hamilton
 Sean Feucht
 John Garamendi

Member of the State Assembly, District 3		  James R Hanson
 James Gallagher

President 		 Certified List of Candidates (Secretary of State)


VOTING FOR PRESIDENT
If you registered with a political party:
You can vote for a candidate running for President in that party.

If you wish to vote for a candidate running for President in a different party, you must register with that party by February 18, 2020 or you will need to register and vote conditionally.

If you registered with no party preference:
You can vote in the Presidential primary for the following parties:
  • American Independent
  • Democratic
  • Libertarian
You can request this ballot at your poll site or you can request a ballot by mail.  Be sure to complete item 7. 

If you want to vote in the Presidential primary for one of the following political parties: 
  • Republican 
  • Green
  • Peace & Freedom
You must register to vote with that party by February 18, 2020, or you will need to register and vote conditionally.

If you're not sure how you registered, you can check your current voter registration status at https://voterstatus.sos.ca.gov/


LOCAL MEASURES ON THE BALLOT

Measure C: Yuba Community College District Bond Measure English / Spanish

Measure L: Wheatland Union High School District Bond Measure English / Spanish

Measure M: Plumas Lake Elementary School District Bond Measure English / Spanish

VOTING RESOURCES