Get your bearings
Check your registration and explore the ballot information for your address.
Solano County • November 3, 2026 election
Different routes. One destination.
With K. Patrice & Nisi Marie
You want to vote. Let's explore the options and tools that can help you get there.
Explore your optionsFind your polling place
A practical conversation about voting options, helpful resources and following your ballot.
The prerecorded conversation will appear here when available.
Start here → Choose your route
Check your registration and explore the ballot information for your address.
Follow the return-envelope instructions and remember your signature. Mail early and confirm the postmark requirements.
Find an official location and check its individual hours before traveling. Return it by 8 p.m. on November 3; some indoor sites close earlier.
Use the county lookup to find your assigned polling place. The document below lists Election Day locations; do not assume every location offers early voting.
Remote accessible vote-by-mail tools let you mark selections using compatible technology. Print your selections, sign the return envelope and return physically. This is not online ballot submission.
Explore same-day registration. A prior conviction does not always prevent voting; use the official state tool for your circumstances.
Find your destination
Solano County's November 3, 2026 polling-place document is embedded below. Polls are open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Use the county lookup to confirm your assigned location.
Look up your assigned polling place
Open polling places PDFDownload PDF
If the PDF does not display on your device, use the Open PDF link. Need an accessible format? Contact Solano Elections. This is a copy of the county document provided for this program; check the county election page for updates.
After you return it → Follow your ballot
Use the state's ballot tools to follow your vote-by-mail ballot and review its status. Read the actual status carefully: received and counted are different stages. If a signature or other issue appears, contact elections staff promptly.
Sign up for ballot trackingCheck ballot statusReclaim Your Power: Yes, You Can Vote! (2024)
Watch our earlier voter-education conversation with John Gardner about voting tools, access and eligibility.
Watch the John Gardner videoHistorical recording. Election dates, website navigation and procedures discussed may have changed. Use the current official resources on this page for the November 2026 election.
Solano County Elections can help with voter guides, replacement ballots, accessibility and individual voting questions.
Call 707-784-6675 · Text 707-306-0641
elections@solanocounty.gov · Official county election hub
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