VIG - Access or Language Needs 06/02/26

Vote at any Vote Center in Marin County.

See our List of Vote Center locations for days and hours of operation.

All Vote Centers are accessible or have been mitigated to meet accessibility requirements.

Check our List of Vote Center locations for days and hours of operation or call us 415-473-6456 for details.

Schedule an appointment at the Elections Office, call at least 1 week in advance. 
TTY 415-473-6899 or CA Relay Service 711

• accessible marking devices to help you mark your ballot independently and privately. A sip/puff device can be provided by calling in advance.
• A wheelchair-accessible voting booth, magnifiers, pens with easy to hold grips and signature guides are available.
• Curbside voting A voter with a disability may vote a regular ballot outside a Vote Center. Call when you are outside. An election worker will bring you a ballot and then put your voted ballot into the ballot box.

An accessible ballot marking device is at each Vote Center. See our List of Vote Center locations for days and hours of operation.

The Vote Center worker will:

• Point out instructions in voting booth.
• Demonstrate how to mark the ballot.

Translated sample ballots are posted at Vote Centers. Some Vote Centers have a bilingual worker; tell us if you need bilingual service.

Marin Access 415-454-0902 provides services for older adults, persons with disabilities and low-income residents. You may need to register. Call immediately to find out how they can help you. For more information, see our Transportation Assistance page on our website.

Large print of some ballot materials may be available and a CD may be available for local measure information. Call 415-473-6456 (voice), 415-473-6899 (TTY), toll free  833-644-2061,  or Email.

All active registered voters will be mailed a ballot. Ballots will be mailed starting May 4. Allow 7-10 days for delivery.