Riverside County announced 21 vote centers will open Saturday, Oct. 24, for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election; an additional 131 vote centers will open Saturday, Oct. 31.

Including five Super Vote Centers, with one in each supervisorial district, the county will operate 152 vote centers; the Super Vote Centers will have additional check-in stations and voting booths to help reduce wait times.

Voters may cast a ballot in person at any vote center or return a completed vote-by-mail ballot; voters are not assigned to a specific location.

Eligible residents can register to vote or update their registration at a vote center; any registered voter may mark a paper ballot and then cast it into a ballot box or use a touch-screen accessible voting unit available at all vote centers.

There are 107 official ballot drop-off locations; secure drop boxes have been available since Oct. 5 and will remain open through 8 p.m. on Election Day.

A comprehensive list with dates and hours of operation, and a map of vote centers and secure ballot drop-off locations, is available at voteinfo.net.

Media representatives who wish to visit a vote center are asked to notify the Registrar’s office prior to arrival.

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