The citizens of Chula Vista, CA have the right to elect their mayor and city attorney. The two candidates who receive the most votes in the election will be chosen. In the event that signature verification technology is used to compare the signature of an identification envelope for voting by mail with the signatures in the voter registration file and the technology rejects the signature, the election official will use the provisions of sections 3019 and 20960 of the Election Code to manually compare the signature. A special primary election will be held to fill the vacant seat in the Fourth County Supervisory District for the rest of the current term ending in January 2027. The two candidates who receive the most votes in either the March or June elections* will participate in a runoff in November. Chula Vista is consolidated with state elections in March or June* and November of each even-numbered year. Only voters who reside in the Fourth Supervisory District are eligible to participate in these elections.
Starting Tuesday, October 10, citizens will have the option of leaving their ballot at one of the 11 official polls in Chula Vista. It is essential for all citizens to stay informed about election laws and regulations in Chula Vista, CA. Knowing your rights as a voter can help ensure that your voice is heard and your vote is counted. Make sure you are registered to vote and familiarize yourself with all of your options for casting your ballot.
