2020 Primary Election: Banning, Beaumont Voter Guide

BANNING/BEAUMONT, CA — With some 1,110,065 voters registered in Riverside County ahead of the 2020 Presidential Primary Election On March 3, Banning and Beaumont citizens are poised to help decide several important contests.

Countywide, a total of 902,835 ballots have been issued and 191,765 were returned as of Friday, according to the registrar of voters.

If you haven't already voted by mail, here's a list of Banning and Beaumont polling locations.

Besides the presidential contest, here's a look at the major races and initiatives Palm Desert voters are casting ballots on:

• 23rd Senate District
• 36th Congressional District
• 42nd Assembly District
• Prop. 13
• Measure B (only voters in the Beaumont Unified School District boundaries)

As per election rules, the top-two vote-getters in most of this week’s partisan primary races will advance to the November general election, regardless of their party affiliation. (Ballot measures, non-partisan county contests and the presidential race are not covered under the top-two rule.)

Still have questions about Election Day protocol? Get more information about candidates, precincts, ballots and more at the County of Riverside Registrar of Voters website.