You can cast your ballot here on campus at the voting center located at the Student Recreation Center, which will be open from 7 a. You can also drop off your signed vote-by-mail ballot at the voting center or in the Fresno County official ballot drop box at Campus Pointe, in front of Maya Cinemas.
If you prefer to drop it in a USPS mailbox, remember no postage is required. Find more information about all voting centers and drop boxes, including days, hours, and locations at the Fresno County Elections website. Event details. Tips for Coping with Election Stress. For a refresher on the US Constitution, its history and our rights, check out Your Democracy , a five-part animated digital series produced by WHYY that outlines the branches of government, citizenship, voting rights and more.
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