If you’re ready to cast your ballot for Tuesday’s elections – or need help doing so – Napa County is staffing voting centers in all five local cities and providing ballot drop-off boxes elsewhere.
County residents can register to vote, drop off ballots, get replacement ballots and more at eight locations. The Napa County Election Division is offering services at its downtown Napa headquarters as well as sites in Napa, American Canyon, Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga.
Voting centers at the Election Division office in downtown Napa at seven other locations are open daily through election day on March 5, when California voting ends at 8 p.m.
Check the Napa Valley Register’s map of vote centers for operating hours.
Here is a list of voting centers:
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- Napa County Election Division, 1127 First St., Suite E (drive-thru ballot drop-offs available)
- Former Harvest Middle School building, 2449 Old Sonoma Road
- Las Flores Community Center, 4300 Linda Vista Ave. (drive-thru ballot drop-offs will be available Monday and Tuesday)
American Canyon
- American Canyon Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 5001 Main St. (drive-thru ballot drop-offs will be available Monday and Tuesday)
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley, 60 Benton Way
Yountville
- Yountville Community Center, 6516 Washington St. (24-hour ballot drop box and drive-thru ballot drop-offs available)
St. Helena
- Napa Valley College Upper Valley Campus, 1088 College Ave. (drive-thru ballot drop-offs will be available Monday and Tuesday)
Calistoga
- Calistoga Community Center, 1307 Washington St.
Ballot drop boxes
In addition, Napa County voters can drop off ballots at various 24-hour drop box locations:
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- Second Street garage alley, between the garage and 1127 First St.
- Soscol and Lincoln avenues, next to Taj Grill and across from Walmart
- Solano Avenue south of Redwood Road, across from Redwood Plaza
- South Jefferson Street outside River Park Shopping Center, in front of Goodwill
- Napa Valley College main campus, by the library, 2277 Napa-Vallejo Highway (Highway 221)
American Canyon
- City Hall, 4381 Broadway (Highway 29)
- Silver Oak Park next to Canyon Oaks School, Silver Oak Trail
St. Helena
- St. Helena Public Library, 1492 Library Lane
Calistoga
- Fair Way, next to the bus stop outside Cal Mart
Angwin
- Howell Mountain Market, 15 Angwin Plaza
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Series: Napa County voters champion their top candidates
Napa County voters share their thoughts about who they are voting for (and why) in local and state elections. Reminder: Ballots are due March 5.
OPINION: Pete and Nancy Mott married in Napa, started their family, and grew their small business. He has never faltered on his focus: creating opportunities for people of all backgrounds and walks of life to come together in the spirit of community.
OPINION: All of us in Napa County will benefit from Pete Mott's experience and relationships built over his 20-plus years in public office.
OPINION: I urge Napa Valley residents who reside in Napa County's 4th supervisorial District to vote for Amber Manfree. In my opinion, she is by far the best choice because she is the most capable of responding to the rapidly evolving changes to our natural environment as well as addressing the many issues associated with a livable future in Napa County.
OPINION: Due to my personal experience as a public servant and a colleague to many elected officials and community leaders, I’m supporting Pete Mott for Napa County Supervisor in District 4.
OPINION: In the race for State Senate District 3, Vallejo City Councilmember Rozzana Verder-Aliga hopes to stop Christopher Cabaldon at the primary: she’s got ads all over, buttressed by a nasty independent opposition campaign.
OPINION: Christopher Cabaldon, with a combination of intelligence and unparalleled experience, has clear priorities putting the needs of the community first. While mayor of West Sacramento he instituted innovative programs that turned that city around. He has worked on the state and federal levels.
OPINION: I’ve known Peter Mott for close to 30 years. I met him not long after I moved to Napa in 1993. Our kids grew up together, going through NVUSD schools through high school graduation.
OPINION: We are writing this letter in enthusiastic support of Belia Ramos for Napa County Supervisor. Having had the pleasure of collaborating with Belia on various community initiatives, we can attest to her exceptional leadership, dedication, and impact on our community.
OPINION: Pete Mott is also action-oriented requiring accountability in public service. He and his colleagues on the Napa City Council developed performance measures pertaining to the provision of high-level, quality service, which were reviewed quarterly in public meetings.
OPINION: The recent endorsement by the Napa Valley Register for the Board of Supervisors overlooks critical aspects that clearly demonstrate Belia Ramos is the superior candidate. Relationships, proven leadership, and broad community support are pivotal for effective governance, and on these fronts, Ramos shines brighter.
OPINION: There’s no one better for taking care of Napa then Rozzana. It’s why Sen. Dodd and so many others have endorsed her.
OPINION: Ten years ago, while still in college, Amber Manfree stepped into the world of Napa politics as a resident concerned about a winery project being proposed near her remote county home.
OPINION: I write to express my strong support for Amber Manfree as supervisor in District 4.
OPINION: As a local resident with a long history of involvement in politics, our schools, neighborhood issues, our beloved St. John’s Catholic church and all that makes this valley so special, I am very excited to see Amber Manfree running for the Board of Supervisors in my district, District 4.
OPINION: A school board member’s main job is managing the budget and the second is hiring the superintendent. One of the school board members who I was on the board with in Vallejo in the 1990s is running for state senator. Her name is Rozzana Verder-Aliga. She was on the board when the state had to come in and take it over. There was a deficit of over $60 million. Programs were slashed. An elementary school had to be closed due to fiscal mismanagement and malfeasance.
OPINION: Christopher Cabaldon is running to become the next state senator for District 3, which includes Napa County.
OPINION: U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson is immune to the fact that the Netanyahu government is ordering the Israeli military to wage war on the Palestinian civilian population that has crowded into south Gaza (Rafah) for safety. More intentional collective punishment for millions. Tens of thousands more will die with unconditioned US weapons supply.
OPINION: Serving Napa County in the California State Senate is the greatest honor of my professional life, and before retiring at the end of this year I will be fighting hard this year to build on the progress we've made together.
OPINION: Like many of you, I’ve been getting lots of ads both for and against the candidate Chris Cabaldon. When in doubt I follow the money paying for the ads. The top funding sponsor for Mr. Cabaldon that caught my eye was the California Charter Schools Association Advocates. If you support public education funds used for all students, rather than the few, I urge you to vote for another candidate.
OPINION: I am writing in support of Amber Manfree for Napa County Supervisor. Amber stands for all the things I care the most about.
OPINION: I met and got to know Amber Manfree when I was Napa County Agricultural Commissioner. I understand our county's agriculturally based economy and what makes it thrive.
OPINION: Like Amber Manfree, a candidate for District 4 supervisor, I’m a fifth generation Napan in that district, with deep ties to our history in this extraordinary valley.
OPINION: Progressive Women of Napa Valley, advocates for progressive policies and initiatives in Napa County, heartily endorse the reelection of Belia Ramos as Supervisor for District 5 on the Napa County Board of Supervisors.
OPINION: I saw Joe Newman’s recent letter to the editor (“Pete Mott is the obvious choice”). I know Joe so I thought I would drop off some info for him about Amber to clarify things about her and I am repeating them here for the public.
OPINION: Progressive Women of Napa Valley, advocates for progressive policies and initiatives in Napa County, heartily endorse Christopher Cabaldon for State Senate District 3.
OPINION: Progressive Women of Napa Valley, advocates for progressive policies and initiatives in Napa County, heartily endorse the election of Liz Alessio as Supervisor for District 2 on the Napa County Board of Supervisors.
OPINION: Progressive Women of Napa Valley, advocates for progressive policies and initiatives in Napa County, heartily endorse the election of Amber Manfree as Supervisor for District 4 on the Napa County Board of Supervisors.
OPINION: Earlier this week, upon a rainy night in Napa, when there was no playoff football on and the only thing on TV that was of interest to me was the weather report, I decided to take a ride downtown to listen in on the supervisor candidates' forum.
OPINION: For far too long, the rural residents of Napa County have not had a voice on the Board of Supervisors.
OPINION: Throughout the world, climate change is causing serious environmental threats, including drought and wildfire. These effects can especially be seen in our own county.
OPINION: Amber Manfree is a highly respected, published and decorated geographer and expert on natural resource management with a doctorate from UC Davis.