Riverside County voters may cast their ballots for the state primary election at one of 21 voting centers through election day, June 2, according to a May 28 announcement.
One hundred thirty-one additional polling places opened May 30, including one super vote place in each of the five supervisorial districts, according to a statement on the county’s website.
Voters can choose to vote in person or return their vote-by-mail ballot. There is no assigned location; voters may cast their ballot at any available polling place. Both paper ballots and touch screen voting will be offered at each site.
Anyone qualified may register to vote or update their registration at any of the county’s 152 polling places.
A list of secure ballot drop-off locations is available at voteinfo.net.
