Marin County Elections Department

Today is Election Day for the May 4 Special Election! This is an all vote by mail election, make sure your ballot is postmarked or delivered timely! The Elections Department will be open from 7 am-8 pm. #VotingInMarin

Tomorrow is Election Day for San Rafael voters voting on Measures G and/or H. Learn more about the measures at https://bit.ly/3dCcEkz. #VotingInMarin

Reminderthe May 4 Special Election is an all vote by mail election. San Rafael voters, find the list of ballot drop box locations at marinvotes.org. #VotingInMarin

The Marin County Elections Dept. supports starting voter education at a young age. During these HS Voter Education Weeks, find resources at https://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/castudentsvote and visit MarinVotes.org to learn more about our youth voter outreach program. Stay tuned for more information soon! #VotingInMarin

Attention San Rafael voters! There are 2 weeks before the May 4 Special Election. Remind your friends and family to vote and send their ballot in early! #VotingInMarin

Today is the voter registration deadline for the May 4 Special Election. Register online by midnight tonight at registertovote.ca.gov! Starting tomorrow, voters will need to register and vote at the Elections Dept. Use this QR code as a simple way to remind voters in San Rafael to register or update their status. #VotingInMarin

Are you voting in the March 2 Special Election? Use the Voter Information Portal (VIP) to check if you are eligible, https://bit.ly/3rA0fmy. Don’t forget to register or re-register to update your status online by midnight tonight or with a form postmarked no later than 2/16. #VotingInMarin

Attention San Rafael voters! There will be a May 4 all Vote by Mail Special Election. Residents living in the San Rafael City High School District and San Rafael City Elementary School District will have the opportunity to vote on Measures G and/or H, respectively. Read the news release below to learn more about filing written arguments for and against the measures. #VotingInMarin

Are you eligible to vote in the March 2 Special Election? Vote-by-mail ballots went out in the mail this week, so look out for yours. If you vote in person, check the website or your County Voter Information Guide for polling place information. Review the March 2 Special Election webpage to find the answers to your questions. #VotingInMarin

Heads up Marin voters! There will be a special election for Marin residents living within Flood Zone No. 7A (Santa Venetia) and the Ridgewood Avenue Permanent Road Division in the Homestead Valley neighborhood near Mill Valley on March 2, 2021. Read below to learn more about the measures and when to expect election materials in the mail. #votinginmarin

As we wrap up 2020, we would like to thank Marin voters for their tremendous civic participation this year. Californians voted in record numbers this fall, but Marin County came in a close second for highest voter turnout statewide with 90.25%, second to Sonoma. Read the linked article to learn more about Marin and statewide election turnout results, https://bayareane.ws/2MdQdbn. Have a happy and safe new year on behalf of the entire Marin County Elections Department!

The Marin County Elections Department has certified the November 3 General Election. The Registrar has described it as, an election like no other. Read the news release below for some fascinating election turnout statistics and to learn about the incredible collective effort that occurred to carry out a successful election. #VotingInMarin