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Election DayTuesday, November 3

It's Election Day in Napa, and you can still register to vote

The Daily Napa teamFrom Tuesday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you haven't voted yet, today's the day: polls close Tuesday, Nov. 3. KRON4 has a Napa County results page ready for after they do, and CBS San Francisco walks through how to check your registration.

15 daysbefore an election is California's voter registration deadline

For the 2026 midterms, that deadline was Oct. 19.

Missed it? runs through Election Day. We suggest bringing an acceptable form of ID if you sign up today.

You can register online, by mail or on Election Day

Way to registerWhat to know
Onlineregistertovote.ca.gov
By mailForm from a library, DMV, elections office or post office
Election DaySame-day registration, bring acceptable ID
  • Check your status: Secretary of State's site or county elections office
  • Re-register after a name, party or address change
  • Results: KRON4's Napa County page after polls close

Sources: KRON4, CBS San Francisco

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