With nearly 2 million registered voters in San Diego County, it will take time for the Registrar of Voters to count the votes. Here's when to expect results.
: Early voting is underway now through Election Day. Starting Nov. 2, more than 200 locations will be open for in-person early voting.: Every San Diego County voter receives a ballot in the mail. Fill it out, sign it, and return it atEven before the polls close at 8 p.m. on Election Day, San Diego County Registrar of Voters workers were busy tallying hundreds of thousands of early votes in the 2024 Presidential Election.
The Registrar has released a timeline of when San Diegans can expect the unofficial results to roll in and how long it will take them to fully certify the election. Here's what you should know: The first dump of results will come just after the polls close at 8 p.m. on Election Night. No results will be available before that time. This dump will include mail ballots received before Election Day and results from people who voted at vote centers before Nov. 5.It's possible the Registrar of Voters could provide another result dump or two on Election Night, but those new numbers will only include results from ballots cast at Vote Centers on Election Day -- not from mail ballots.
These result drops can include mail ballots still making their way to the Registrar's Office. Ballots postmarked on Nov. 5 have seven days to arrive and be counted, the Registrar said. Provisional ballots -- ballots for people who registered to vote conditionally -- may also be delayed, since the Registrar needs time to validate their eligibility to vote before counting their ballots.The results are unofficial until the race is certified, which must be done by Dec. 5, 2024. That's when we'll know the true outcome of the 2024 election in San Diego County.
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