Voting
Sample Ballots & Voter Guides
Vote By Mail Ballot Drop Off available at Libraries and the Yolo County Elections office
Vote By Mail (VBM) voters who want to avoid the postage needed to mail back their ballots can drop off their completed VBM ballots at libraries throughout Yolo County between October 19th and 2:00 p.m. on Monday, November 5th, 2018. Library ballot boxes are located at the main circulation desks at each of the library locations listed here. All libraries provide ADA compliant accessibility. VBM drop off is available during all hours that the libraries are open, see below for times.
Measure Text for November 6th Election
Permanent vote-by-mail status
If you want to vote by mail in every election, request 'permanent' VBM status
Random Alphabets for November 6, 2018 Election
Returning Your Voted Mail Ballot
Make your vote count! Return your ballot on time, and don't forget to sign the envelope.
Unsigned Ballot Statement.pdf
Signature Verification Statement
California Vote-By-Mail Application
How Vote-By-Mail Ballots Are Counted
We welcome and encourage members of the public to visit our office and observe how we process and count ballots.
Voting by Mail
Applying for a Vote-By-Mail Ballot
Federal Post Card Application
For voters overseas or serving in the military
Polling Places
The polls are open from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. on Election Day
Mail-Only Precincts
Some Yolo County voters are assigned to mail-only precincts.