The California Primary is June 2. North State registered voters should have received their voter packets in the mail by now. Once again, this is a vote-by-mail election, with ballot drop boxes and voter assistance/polling centers located in each community for help and convenience. If you choose to mail your ballot, it must be postmarked no later than June 2, 2026 to be counted.
This Voter Guide is compiled by our news partners at CalMatters as a service to help voters navigate the state and legislative offices that will be on the ballot.
Special note to registered voters in the pre-Prop 50 boundaries of Congressional District 1: In addition to your statewide ballot (the purple voting packet) you will also receive a ballot (the orange voting packet) to elect a US representative for Congressional Dist. 1, filling the remainder of the term left vacant by the late Doug LaMalfa. These two ballots must be kept separate to qualify as counted votes.
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