Pre-Election Day Services
Election Day Voting Services
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Pre-election Day Services
General Information
Information about voter registration and services is available from the Stanislaus County Registrar of Voters Office.
- Register to vote
- Update your voter registration information
- Cancel your voter registration
- Purchase a certified voter registration transcript
- Receive instruction on how to properly register voters in the State of California, and obtain voter registration forms
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TTY Services for the Hearing Impaired
Toll-free
833-772-2260
TTY
833-646-2136
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Early Voting Locations
Elections office: Starting 29 days before every election, vote by mail ballots are available at the elections office at 1021 “I” Street, Modesto, across from the Gallo Center. Regular office hours are 8-4 weekdays. The elections office is not a vote center, so there is no ballot scanner. Mail ballots may be voted and placed in an authorized ballot drop box at the office or taken home to be voted and returned by mail or a ballot drop box.
Vote centers: Early voting locations called vote centers are located throughout the county in a countywide election. Any voter can go to any vote center in the county. They all have accessible voting equipment and ballot scanners.
- Get a replacement mail ballot
- Get a replacement mail ballot for someone else if that person has completed and signed a ballot pickup form available on stanvote.gov or at the vote center
- Drop off a voted mail ballot
- Get a ballot at the vote center and vote in person, placing the ballot in a scanner
- Use an accessible ballot marking device
- Request a facsimile ballot for language assistance in Syriac (Assyrian), Khmer or Punjabi
- Register for the first time or update their registration
- Get a replacement envelope
- Turn in a ballot cure form if the voter’s signature was challenged or missing
- Review a local or state voter guide
At vote centers, voters can:
Some vote centers are open 10 days before election day and others are open four days before Election Day, including weekends and holidays. Check your voter guide for a list of vote centers and their hours.
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Election Day Voting Services
Accessible Voting Locations
A list of voting locations will be listed in your county voter information guide.
To find the nearest voting location, use the voting location lookup tool on our homepage when it is available during an election. You may also call (209) 525-5200 for assistance in English. For assistance in Spanish, call (209) 525-5230.
Voters may also visit the Elections Office at 1021 "I" Street, Suite 101, in downtown Modesto. The office is open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm, excluding holidays.
Stanislaus County has a 24-hour official ballot drop box located outside of the Elections Office. This drop box is available starting 29 days before Election Day.
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Election Volunteers Available For Help Casting Your Ballot
For Help Marking Your Ballot
Under California law, any voter who needs help marking a ballot is entitled to request assistance. An election volunteer can provide assistance, or you may bring up to two people to help you. The person(s) may not be your employer, your employer's agent, your labor union leader or labor union agent.
Accessible ballot marking devices are also available to voters with accessibility needs.
Each voting location in Stanislaus County has accessible ballot marking devices that displays voting instructions and the ballot in large type text, touch, and audio formats. This technology also allows the use of assistive devices (i.e. sip and puff, stylus, etc.)
Disclaimer: The information contained in these pages was valid at the time of publication. The County Clerk / Recorder / Registrar of Voters reserves the right to modify, update, change or make improvements at any time, without notice, and assumes no liability for damages incurred directly or indirectly as a result of errors, omissions or discrepancies.


