Vote Centers

June 2, 2026 Statewide Primary Election Vote Center and Drop Box Locations

  1. 2026 Primary Election Vote Center & Drop Box Locations

Curbside Voting

Curbside voting enables voters to have a voting experience outside the voting area when a Vote Center is not accessible. Voters may use curbside voting from their vehicle or along the path of travel to the voting area. Elections officials will bring you a roster to sign, a ballot, and any other voting materials you may need to cast your ballot privately and independently. Once your voting experience is complete, an elections official will provide you with confirmation that your ballot was cast successfully.

If you would like to arrange for curbside voting accommodations, please contact the Humboldt County Office of Elections at 707-445-7481.

Accessible Vote Center Services

The Humboldt County Office of Elections is committed to providing the most accessible voting opportunities to all voters in Humboldt County by providing services to increase access and encourage participation by voters with special needs.


Accessible Voting System

Each vote center in the county will have at least three (3) accessible voting machines that offer:

  • Ballot marking.
  • Adjustable audio.
  • Touch screen and limited dexterity buttons.
  • Adjustable font size and contrast.


Accessible Booths, Machines, and Devices

All vote centers offer an accessible voting booth and an accessible ballot marking machine to enable voters with special needs the opportunity to cast their ballots privately and independently. Vote centers offer accessible devices to help people read a paper ballots, grasp a pen, and sign their name.


Accessible Parking and Paths of Travel

All vote centers have been surveyed for accessibility. Wherever possible, measures have been taken to mitigate potential barriers and increase accessibility. Mitigation measures used may include directional signs, temporary ramps, threshold mats, cones, and creating temporary van accessible parking spaces.


Assistance with Ballot Marking

If you need help marking your ballot, you may choose up to two people to help you.

The following individuals are not eligible to provide ballot marking assistance:

  • Your employer or anyone who works for your employer.
  • Your labor union leader or anyone who works for your labor union.

Same Day Voter Registration

If you miss this deadline, you can still submit a conditional voter registration and vote in-person on a provisional ballot at any Vote Center in Humboldt County.