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Elections

Election dates, voting locations, and important deadlines for Imperial County and the Quechan Indian Tribe. Explore prior election results and source records.

2026 election guide

Make your voting plan.

Two elections. Separate ballots.
Find the dates and details for each.

Imperial County, California seal

Statewide general election

Imperial County

Tuesday
Election held

San Pasqual Valley USD Board of Trustees · 3 seats · 4-year terms

Registered Imperial County voters can use any county vote center. Your ballot reflects the districts where you live.

Winterhaven vote center

San Pasqual School District Parenting Center

676 Baseline Road, Building 307, Winterhaven, CA

October 31–November 2: 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Pacific

Election Day: 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Pacific

Find a vote center

Important dates

  1. Ballots begin mailing

    Ballot drop boxes open countywide.

  2. Register online or by mail

    Same-day registration is available October 20–November 3.

  3. First vote centers open

    Brawley Lions Center and El Centro Public Library.

  4. Winterhaven early voting opens

    Vote at the Parenting Center through November 3.

  5. Election Day

    Vote in person or return your ballot by 8 p.m. Mailed ballots must be postmarked by this date.

  6. Mailed ballots must arrive

    The county must receive ballots postmarked on or before November 3.

Register to voteCheck registrationAll locations & hours (PDF)
Great Seal of the Fort Yuma Quechan Indians

Tribal general election

Quechan Indian Tribe

Monday
Upcoming election

Tribal leadership · Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Tribe

For eligible Quechan tribal voters. Contact the Election Board to confirm your eligibility and voting information.

Election Day voting

Quechan Community Center

Fort Yuma Reservation

7 a.m.–7 p.m., as listed in the campaign announcement. Confirm the time zone with the Election Board.

Contact the Election Board

Important dates

  1. Absentee ballot requests open

    Request Form 1 through the Tribal Council Secretary.

  2. Call for nominations

    Petitions available from the Tribal Council Secretary.

  3. Candidate packets available

    Pick up qualification packets from the Election Board office.

  4. Absentee ballots mailed

    Listed mailing date in the campaign announcement.

  5. Eligible voter list posted

    Check your name and report any corrections.

  6. Election Day

    Voting at the Quechan Community Center.

Tribal announcementsTribal Council Secretary

Information reviewed October 8, 2026. Follow the linked election sources for updates.

Results & records

Explore prior elections.

Recorded vote totals, elected officials,
and original source documents.