March 5, 2024 Presidential Primary Election

Dates and Facts

• Key Dates
  • February 5:
    • Vote by Mail ballots start to be mailed
    • Voting opens at the Elections Department
  • February 61: Vote by Mail Ballot Drop Boxes available.
  • February 19: Voter Registration deadline
  • February 20: Conditional Voter Registration and same day voting begins at the Elections Department
  • TBD: Public test of ballot counting equipment in the Elections Department.
  • February 23: 11 day Vote Center Locations open.
  • February 27: Last day to request a vote by mail ballot by phone to be mailed (voters can still pick up a ballot at any Vote Center in Marin)
  • March 2: 4 day Vote Center Locations open.
  • March 5, 2024: Election Day

Candidate Information

Candidate information is election specific. Information for and about candidates can be found listed below.

NOTE: All candidate information provided is subject to change.

• Information about Candidates — candidates on ballot, financial filings
  • Offices Open for Nomination
  • Candidate Financial Reportings
• Information for Candidates — guide and deadlines, financial filings

  City/Town Candidates: You must contact the appropriate City/Town Clerk’s office. Candidates for City/Town offices must file with the City/Town Clerk’s office, which may have different deadlines and procedures.

  • Offices Open for Nomination
  • Candidate Application Form
  • Candidate Guide
  • Candidate Financial Reportings

Local Measures Information

Measure information is election specific. Information for filing and about measures can be found listed below.

NOTE: All measure information provided is subject to change.

December 18 is the deadline to file arguments for local measures. Arguments must be filed during regular business hours, weekdays 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

City/Town Measures: You must contact the appropriate City/Town Clerk’s office. Arguments/rebuttals for City/Town measures must be filed only with the City/Town Clerk’s office, which may have different deadlines and procedures.

• Guide for Measures, Arguments, and Rebuttals