A statewide primary election on June 7 will decide who will be on the ballot for the national midterms in November and important races in Solano County.

It’s easy to vote. Ballots for the election were mailed to all eligible voters in the county on May 9 and can be returned at any time by placing the ballot into the provided envelope and dropping it into any mailbox. No postage is necessary and ballots must be postmarked by June 7 in order to be counted.

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The Vallejo SunScott Morris

In addition to any mailbox, you can drop off your mail-in ballot at one of 14 secure drop boxes located throughout the county. Starting on June 2, there will also be 10 curbside drop-off locations, where you can stay in your car and hand your ballot to a poll worker.

Voters may also vote in person on June 7, although the county has taken steps recently to limit its locations for in-person voting by 30%. That includes reducing the number of polling places in Vallejo from 36 to 23.

But according to the county, more than 90% of voters in Solano County choose to return their ballot either by mail or at a drop-off location rather than voting in person.

Still, if you would feel more secure placing your ballot into a drop box or prefer to vote in person on election day, we’ve created this guide to help you find the closest location to you. You can also enter your address on the county’s website to find your polling location.

And be sure to check out our candidate guide to find out who’s running in the important local races.

Early voting locations in Solano County for the June 7 election

Hours for ballot drop off boxes vary by the hours of the business or government building hosting them. Check the map below to find a ballot box nearby and its hours.

All drive-through locations will be open from June 2 to June 6, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day.

In-person polling locations for Election Day, June 7

In-person voting is available at the locations above on Election Day. All polling locations will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

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