Election Highlights
• Ballots will be mailed to all registered voters. This means any registered voter may vote by mail instead of going to the polls on Election Day.
• Any registered voter may access their ballot using the Accessible Vote-by-Mail system at sfelections.org/access.
• In-person voting opportunities are available at the City Hall Voting Center and over 300 polling places.
For more information about voting options, please see here.
Important Dates
January 17
Ballots begin arriving to voters’ mailboxes.
Accessible Vote-by-Mail (AVBM) system opens to all local registered voters.
January 18
The City Hall Voting Center opens for in-person voting and ballot drop-off.
34 official ballot drop boxes are open in neighborhoods across San Francisco.
January 31
Last day to register to vote and receive a ballot in the mail.
After January 31, anyone who is eligible to vote can still register conditionally and vote provisionally in person at the City Hall Voting Center or a polling place.
February 5–6 and February 12–13
The City Hall Voting Center opens during the two weekends before Election Day.
Weekend hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Election Day,Tuesday, February 15
All polling places are open for vote-by-mail ballot drop-off and in-person voting from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
To be counted, ballots returned by mail must be postmarked on or before February 15, ballots returned in person must be hand-delivered to the City Hall Voting Center, a ballot drop box, or a polling place by 8 p.m. on Election Day, February 15.
Serve as a Poll Worker on February 15!
Help your community and receive a stipend up to $240 for your service. Poll worker responsibilities include setting up polling places and opening for voters by 7 a.m.; checking in voters using precinct rosters and issuing ballots; closing the polls and transferring custody of voting materials. To apply to be a poll worker, please visit sfelections.org/pwa or call (415) 554-4395.