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Total Registered Voters:
Total Votes Cast:
Registered Voters Casting Ballots:
Ballots Cast by Mail:
Ballots Cast by Drop Box:
Ballots Cast In-Person:
Ballots Dropped Off at Vote Centers:
Conditional Voter Registration:
Precinct Name:
Precinct Number:
Total Registered Voters:
Total Votes Cast:
Conditional Voter Registration:
Precinct Percentage of:
    Total Registered Voters Casting Ballots:
    Ballots Cast by Mail:
    Ballots Cast by Drop Box:
    Ballots Cast In-Person:
    Ballots Dropped Off at Vote Centers:
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Using This Tool
1. Open the menu to get started. Click Menu
2. Select a suggested area option. Note that some counties do not include suggested areas, and that vote center names may be slightly different than in this example. Select Areas
3. Click on an area to view site data. Click Site
4. Click additional data to view on map. Additional Data
5. Type an address or city name to locate on map. Search City/Address Search City/Address
Data Descriptions and Download

Data Descriptions

Suggested Vote Center Data

Sites are colored based on their relative rank out of all potential sites as determined using natural breaks. The individual components of the composite score are displayed in the legend as being either High, Med or Low. The High/Med/Low are based on the distribution of scores for each component and ranked using natural breaks.

  1. Suggested Sites: Sites that have been identified as being strategically located to voters and fulfilling requirements of VCA. This reflects the minimum number of sites required.
  2. Additional Suggested Sites: Sites that are suggested if additional sites over the required minimum are desired. These sites assume the existence of the Suggested Sites.
    • Based on Model: Additional 10% of sites that were generated from the Facility Location Model which minimize the total travel cost for all people in the county.
    • Based on Distance: Additional sites that were identified based on their potential to decrease travel times for communities that have travel times over ~15 minutes to their nearest site.
  3. All Suitable Sites: These are all sites that had a minimum of population, built environment, roads, etc. where a vote site could potentially be located. This site can be used to identify nearby sites with similar scores if the suggested site does not contain an actual reasonable voting location.
Points of Interest

Points of Interest (POI) are sourced from OpenStreetMap. The POIs are intended to help identify potential voting sites, or highlight that an area has some concentration of activity.

  • Non-Government POIs: These include schools, hospitals, kindergartens, community centers, arts centers, colleges, universities, malls, nursing homes, supermarkets, hostels and motels.
  • Government POIs: These include post offices, fire stations, libraries, town halls, public buildings, police stations and courthouses.
Indicator Data
  • Transit Stops: Transit points indicate the location of transit stops in the county and are sourced from regional GTFS data feeds. Transit stops have been ranked from low to high use based on the frequency of service to the individual stop.
  • County Percentage of Voting Age Citizens: The number of citizens in this tract who are voting age divided by the county's total number of voting age citizens.
  • County Worker Percentage: The percent of employed county residents in a tract out of the total employed county residents in the county.
  • Eligible Non-Registered Voter Rate: The percentage of voting age citizens who are not registered to vote.
  • Percent Disabled Population: The percentage of the population that is disabled.
  • Percent Latino Population: The percentage of the population that is Hispanic or Latino.
  • Percent Limited English Proficient Population: The percentage of the population that has limited English proficiency.
  • Percent of Population with Vehicle Access: The percentage of the population with access to a vehicle.
  • Percent of the Population in Poverty: The percentage of the population with income below the poverty level.
  • Percent of the Youth Population: The percentage of the population between the age of 18 and 24 years old.
  • Polling Place Voter Percentage: The number of voters who voted at a polling place divided by the total number of voters who voted at a polling place in the county.
  • Population Density: The total population density per square kilometer.
  • Vote by Mail Rate (Asian-American): The percentage of Asian-American voters who voted by mail.
  • Vote by Mail Rate (Latino): The percentage of Latino voters who voted by mail.
  • Vote by Mail Rate (Total): The percentage of voters who voted by mail.
  • Vote by Mail Rate (Youth): The percentage of voters between the age of 18 and 24 years old who voted by mail.
Population Data
  • Percent African-American Population: Percent of the tract population that is African-American alone, not Hispanic or Latino.
  • Percent Asian-American Population: Percent of the tract population that is Asian-American alone, not Hispanic or Latino.
  • Percent Latino Population: The percentage of the population that is Hispanic or Latino.
  • Percent White Population: Percent of the tract population that is White alone, not Hispanic or Latino.

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Data Source: CA Secretary of State | Data Source Last Updated: 12/08/2020 08:45 AM PST