June 2026 California Primary
Voter Info
Important Dates, Deadlines, and Voting Information
Mail-in ballots for registered voters will start to be sent out on 4 May 2026. Not registered to vote? The deadline to register online ahead of this election is Monday, 18 May 2026. (If you miss it, you can go to your County Elections Office to cast a same day ballot.) Vote Centers in Alameda County will open on 23 May 2026. Going to mail your ballot back? We recommend that you do so by 25 May 2026 (see why you should mail your ballot back early here). The election date is Tuesday, 2 June 2026.
Get basic voter information here, and find out what your ballot will look like below.
What You'll See on the Ballot (City of Alameda Voters)
Here is the final list for all offices and measures on the 2 June 2026 ballot. Visit Vote411 to find out where you can vote, and get a list of candidates. Visit our Events page or see below to find candidate forums and debates.
State Offices
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Governor (watch the 28 April debate)
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Lieutenant Governor (watch the 27 April forum)
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Secretary of State
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State Controller
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State Treasurer (watch the 21 April forum)
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Attorney General
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Insurance Commissioner (watch the 29 April forum)
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Member, State Board of Equalization, 2nd District
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18th Assembly District (watch the 22 April forum)
Federal Office
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U.S. House of Representatives – District 12
School
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction (watch the 7 May forum)
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County Superintendent of Schools (incumbent unopposed)
Alameda County Offices
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District Attorney (watch the 10 April forum)
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
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Supervisor, District 3 (incumbent unopposed)
Alameda County Superior Court
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Alameda County Superior Court Judge, Offices #13 & #19 (watch the March forum)
Ballot Measures
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Measure A - Peralta Community College District Parcel Tax
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Read our Pros & Cons for Measure A
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Why Return Your Mail-in Ballot Early
Returning your mail-in ballot early helps make sure your vote is counted. Recent changes to the U.S. Postal Service mean that the postmark on mailed ballots may be delayed, so sending your ballot close to Election Day could risk it being postmarked too late. In California, ballots must be postmarked on or before Election Day (2 June 2026) and received by your county elections office no later than 10 June 2026. To avoid any problems, Alameda voters are encouraged to mail their completed ballots at least a week before the election (25 May 2026) or use an official ballot drop box or vote center before 8 p.m. on Election Day.