California is all Vote-by-Mail.
2 ballots will be mailed for the June 2nd Primary election. One for the Special election to replace LaMalfa and one for the General November election.
See this from the County Clerk:
https://www.buttevotes.ca.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3923/Election_Notice_Ballot_Packet
You may prefer using an official Ballot Drop Box or a Voter Assistance Center to deliver your ballot (locations and hours below), but mailing it in the usual manner is safe and secure and easier. Please mail in ballots well ahead of election day. It may take days for the ballots to be postmarked. So mail them in earlyu. Scroll down for Drop Box and Voter Assistance Center locations and hours.
1. When will the Butte County Elections Office mail my ballot?
Ballots will be mailed to all registered voters in Butte County one month prior to election day. The County Clerk will be mailing two postcards to alert voters about the ballot coming and to remind them to vote. If you have not received a ballot, please go to any Voter Assistance Center (see below) to get a ballot and vote.
2. Do Ballots Require Stamps?
No. Postage for your ballot is prepaid, making mailing your ballot free of expense.
3. Is a Signature required on the back of the envelope?
Yes. For your ballot to be officially counted you must sign and date the back of your envelope. Your signature on your ballot will be compared to the signature on your voter registration card and other signatures of record, to ensure that they match. Remember to send in both ballots properly signed.
4. Must a ballot be in an envelope when deposited in a Ballot Drop Box?
Yes. A ballot which is not in a signed and dated envelope will not be counted. If you need a replacement ballot with an envelope, please go to any Voter Assistance Center.
5. Can I vote at my usual polling place?
No. There are no traditional polling places. There are a few Voter Assistance Centers and Ballot Drop Boxes.
At a Voter Assistance Center of your choice, you may: Drop off your voted ballot, get a replacement ballot, get assistance with your ballot, update your voter registration or vote in person.
Ballot Drop Box Locations (secure and theft proof)
Note: Voters will receive two ballots each for the June 2nd Primary. One for the general election and one for the Special election to fill the remainder of Doug La Malfa's seat.
Please fill out both ballots and mail them in with the provided return envelopes or deposit them in official drop boxes or Voter Assistance Centers.
Secure Ballot Drop Box Availability:
May 4th to June 2nd– 24 Hours a Day
June 2nd, Election Day – Closes at 8pm
Biggs
Biggs City Hall, 465 C Street
Chico
Butte County Library – Chico, 1108 Sherman Avenue
Chapman Elementary School, 1071 16th Street
Chico City Hall, 411 Main Street
Chico State BMU, W 2nd St and Chestnut
Department of Employment and Social Services (DESS), 765 East Avenue
Durham
Butte County Library ‐ Durham, 2545 Durham‐Dayton Hwy
Gridley
Butte County Library ‐ Gridley, 299 Spruce Street
Oroville
Butte County Library – Oroville, 1820 Mitchell Avenue
Southside Community Center, 2959 Lower Wyandotte Road
Hall of Records, 155 Nelson Avenue
Paradise
Butte County Library ‐ Paradise, 5922 Clark Road
Paradise Town Hall, 5555 Skyway Road
Voter Assistance Center Locations
You can drop off your voted ballot, get a replacement ballot, get assistance with
your ballot, update your voter registration or vote in person at ANY Voter
Assistance Center.
11 ‐ Day Voter Assistance Centers
Hours of Operation:
May 23rd thru June 1st ‐ 9am to 5pm
June 2nd, Election Day ‐ 7am to 8pm
Oroville
Hall of Records, 155 Nelson Avenue
Chico
Chico Masonic Family Center, 1110 W. East Avenue
Paradise
Paradise Veterans Memorial Hall, 6550 Skyway Road
4 ‐ Day Voter Assistance Centers
Hours of Operation:
May 30th thru June 1st ‐ 9am to 5pm
June 2nd, Election Day ‐ 7am to 8pm
Chico
Chico First Baptist Church, 850 Palmetto Avenue
Chico State BMU (Room 203), W 2nd and Chestnut
Elks Lodge, 1705 Manzanita Avenue
Sol Mexican Grill (Luna Room), 3269 Esplanade
Silver Dollar Fairgrounds (Harvest Hall), 2357 Fair Street
Durham
Durham Veterans Memorial Hall, 9319 Midway
Gridley
Butte County Fairgrounds (Harvest Hall), 199 E Hazel Street
Oroville
Lake Oroville Golf and Event Center, 5131 Royal Oaks Drive
Oroville Convention Center (Municipal Auditorium), 1200 Myers Street
1 Day Voter Assistance Center
Hours of Operation:
June 2nd, Election Day- 7am to 8pm
Magalia
Magalia Community Center, 13917 South Park Drive