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El Dorado County Gears Up for March 5, 2024 Presidential Primary

Early Voting Commences: February 5 at the Election Office

Cris Alarcon by Cris Alarcon
February 7, 2024
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El Dorado County Gears Up for March 5, 2024 Presidential Primary

Election Office located at 3883 Ponderosa Rd. in Shingle Springs. The early voting period, from February 5, runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday

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EL DORADO COUNTY, CA – February 7 2024 — The democratic process is in full swing as El Dorado County voters eagerly await the March 5, 2024 Presidential Primary. With ballots already en route to registered voters, the County Registrar of Voters, Bill O’Neill, shares essential details to ensure a seamless and informed voting experience.

Mail-In Ballots and Information Guides Dispatched

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El Dorado County residents have received their ballots by mail, accompanied by a County voter information guide. A separate mailing, starting February 2nd, will deliver a State guide containing information about statewide candidates and measures.

Early Voting Commences: February 5 at the Election Office

Early birds eager to cast their votes can do so at the Election Office located at 3883 Ponderosa Rd. in Shingle Springs. The early voting period, from February 5, runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Note that the Election Office will be closed on February 19 in observance of Presidents Day.

Mail-In Ballot Tracking: “Where’s my Ballot?”

For those utilizing the Postal Service to return their ballots, a convenient tracking system called “Where’s my Ballot?” has been introduced. By signing up at California BallotTrax, voters can monitor the status of their ballot as it makes its way to the Election Department.

Multiple Return Options: Drop Boxes and Vote Centers

County Registrar Bill O’Neill emphasizes the flexibility for voters, stating, “You can vote from home and return your ballot through the mail – no postage needed – or drop it off at any official ballot drop box or vote center in El Dorado County.” To locate the nearest drop box or vote center, residents can visit the El Dorado County elections website.

In-Person Voting Starting February 24

For those who prefer the traditional in-person voting experience, vote centers open their doors on February 24. Operating daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and extended hours on Election Day (7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.), these centers offer a convenient option for those who enjoy the hands-on approach.

Crucial Reminder: Sign and Date Your Return Ballot Envelope

A vital reminder from Registrar O’Neill: Ensure your ballot is counted by signing and dating the return envelope. A valid signature on the return envelope is imperative for the ballot’s inclusion in the final count.

Stay Informed and Engaged

For additional information about the March Presidential Primary and voting procedures, visit the El Dorado County elections website, or contact the Election Office at (530) 621-7480 or toll-free at (800) 730-4322.

As El Dorado County residents exercise their civic duty, the accessible and comprehensive voting options aim to make the democratic process both convenient and transparent. Stay tuned for updates as the Presidential Primary approaches.**

Source: Carla B. Hass, EDC
Cris Alarcon

Cris Alarcon

Former Member: Executive Board of Directors, Treasurer, Boys & Girl Club of El Dorado County Western Slope. - Former Member: Board of Directors, Treasurer, Food Bank of El Dorado County. - Opening Team Dealer at Red Hawk Casino - Retried EDC Elections Department Inspector. - Youngest Charter Member of the Hangtown Kennel Club. - Political Strategist and Campaign Manager.

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