Elections / Registrar of Voters

Lynda Roberts, Registrar of Voters, Elections

Due to the COVID pandemic, all active registered voters will receive a ballot by mail for November 3, 2020 Election

Ballots will be mailed starting October 5 – expect 5-7 days for delivery
The Voter Information Guide will be mailed by the end of September
Early in-person voting options will be available –
information to be posted closer to the election
Ballot drop boxes will be available throughout the county –
information to be posted closer to the election

Questions? Call: 415-473-6456

November 3, 2020
Presidential General Election

Candidate Application
You must complete and submit a candidate application to run for office.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we ask that you receive your nomination packet via email. If you still wish to pick up nomination papers in person, you must make an appointment.

Candidates ON Ballot
Candidates NOT ON Ballot

List of Local Measures On Ballot
August 17 is the deadline to file arguments for local measures

High School Elections Ambassador Program

We are proud to announce the High School Elections Ambassador Program. Students who participate will serve as a crucial link between the Elections Department and their peers.
Learn More About The Program

Press Releases

Released	Title
08/11/2020	NOTICE OF ELECTION AND DEADLINES FOR FILING ARGUMENTS AND REBUTTALS FOR MEASURES TO BE VOTED ON IN MARIN COUNTY AT THE NOVEMBER 3, 2020 GENERAL ELECTION
08/07/2020	November Ballot Includes Several Local Measures
07/09/2020	Notice of Election, Offices on Ballot, and Candidate Filing Deadlines
07/06/2020	Candidate Filing Opens for November Election
05/11/2020	Marin Prepares for November Election Adjustments