Election Day In Napa County: How To Find Your Polling Place

NAPA COUNTY, CA — Mail-in and early voting is already underway for the March 3 election in California. In addition to the presidential primary, California voters are deciding on Proposition 13, the largest bond in state history. The 2020 primary election ballot in Napa County also includes Measure K, a quarter-cent sales-tax hike to support parks and open space. There are also local races among candidates for Congress District 5, State Senate District 3, State Assembly District 4, County Superior Court Judge Seat 3, and Napa County Treasurer-Tax Collector.

Residents of Napa County who've skipped the vote-by-mail option in favor of voting at the polls this Election Day should have a sample ballot that came in the mail and lists their designated polling place / vote center. Misplaced your sample ballot? That's OK. Between the county and the state, there are several ways to look up your polling place.

Here's a link to find the closest or most convenient Napa County Vote Center or Ballot Drop Box.

Two Napa County vote centers opened Saturday, Feb. 22 and are scheduled to remain open daily through Election Day, March 3:

• American Canyon Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 5001 Main St. in American Canyon
• Napa County Election Division, 1127 1st St., Suite E in Napa

Napa County vote centers are open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. weekdays, from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, and from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Election Day.

Seven Napa County vote centers are slated to open Saturday, Feb. 29 and remain open daily through Election Day:

• American Canyon: Boys and Girls Club, 60 Benton Way
• Angwin: Angwin Fire House, 275 College Ave.
• Calistoga: Calistoga Community Center, 1307 Washington St.
• Napa: Crosswalk Community Church, 2590 1st St.
• Napa: Las Flores Community Center, 4300 Linda Vista Ave.
• Saint Helena: Napa Valley College - Upper Valley Campus, 1088 College Ave.
• Yountville: Yountville Veterans Home - Grant Hall inside the Member Services Center, 260 California Dr.

Here's a link to a list of all Napa County Drop Box locations.

Residents seeking to register to vote and then vote that same day in the 2020 California Primary Presidential Election can do so at any of the above-listed vote centers or at the Napa County Election Division, 1127 1st St., Suite E in Napa. Watch a video explaining the process of Conditional Voter Registration.

Here are some other ways to find your polling place:

• Go to My Voter Status on the California Secretary of State's website, enter the requested information and your polling place will pop up on the screen.
• Check out this simple-to-use Polling Place Lookup tool on the California Secretary of State's website. The tool also provides information about what is on your local ballot, and where early voting is taking place.
• Call the state's toll-free Voter Hotline at 800-345 VOTE (8683) or text the word Vote to GOVOTE (468683) to find out the location of your polling place.

Voter Information Guides are also a wealth of knowledge when it comes to election-related questions about polling places, arguments for and against ballot measures, and this year, information about same-day voter registration. Here is a link to information specific to Napa County Election Division.