June Primary Voting Information

June Primary Voting Information

image of pile of "Vote" buttons. If you need to register to Vote, know anyone who needs to pre-register to vote (ages 16 and 17), or want to check your voter registration status, click on  Register Here.

 image of pile of "Vote" buttons. Be sure to sign up for Where’s My Ballot? to track when your ballot is mailed, received, and counted.

  

image of pile of "Vote" buttons. Election Dates to Remember

  • April 28 to May 17

The primary election official voter information guide is mailed to all voters. 

  • May 6 until June 7 at 8 pm

Secure Ballot Drop Boxes will be available at these locations. 

  • May 9

Ballot Mailing Underway. The County Elections Office will begin to mail ballot packets, including the Countywide Voter Information Guide, to all active registered voters. Ballot packets will be mailed to the addresses indicated on voters’ registration information. 

  • May 23

Last Day to Register for June 7 primary. Prospective voters may register and cast a provisional ballot at a Voter Assistance Center up to and on Election Day.

  • May 28 and June 4

Voter Assistance Centers (VACs) will be open at these locations.All VACs offer voter registration, replacement ballots, accessible voting machines, and language assistance. 

  • June 7

Election Day. No ballots will be accepted at VAC’s or Ballot Drop Boxes after 8pm. Mailed ballots must be post-marked no later than June 7 and received by June 14.

  • June 7

LWVBC Ballot box pickup. At 8pm, deputized LWVBC volunteers will pick up ballots from some drop boxes and deliver then to the Oroville County Elections Office. 

 

image of pile of "Vote" buttons. What is on the Ballot? Read on….

No propositions or referenda are up for a vote in Butte county. The following are:

Federal

  • US Senate (Special Election to Complete Current 2017-2023 Term & Election for 2023-2029 Term) 
  • US Congress, CA District 1 

State-Wide

  • Governor and Lt. Governor
  • Secretary of State and Attorney General
  • Controller and Treasurer
  • Insurance Commissioner 
  • State Superintendent of Public Instruction 
  • CA State Assembly, District 4
  • CA State Board of Equalization, District 1 

 Judicial

  • Butte Co. Superior Court Judges Depts 1, 5, 9, 11 

 County-Wide

  • Board of Supervisors Districts 2 and 3
  • Assessor and Auditor-Controller
  • County Clerk-Recorder
  • District Attorney and Sheriff-Coroner
  • Treasurer-Tax Collector
  • County Superintendent of Schools 

 image of pile of "Vote" buttons. WAYS TO VOTE

After following instructions on how to sign and seal the return envelope with completed ballot: 

 image of pile of "Vote" buttons. More assistance with voting: 

  • Remote Accessible Vote by Mail - Any voter can request to have their ballot sent to them electronically. To use this service, return the postage paid postcard in your packet or call (530) 552‐3400 Option 1 or (800) 894‐7761 within Butte County. Please note a printer is required to utilize this service.

For accessible services for voters with disabilities, see the Countywide Voter Information Guide page 29.  

For more information, go to buttevotes.net or sos.ca.gov.