VOTING CENTER
Rank Gary McCoy #1 for District 8 Supervisor
District 8 shows up. Thousands of your neighbors have already voted, and this race could come down to who turns out. Make your plan to vote today: pick how, pick when, and take two minutes to get it done.
Gary McCoy has spent his career fixing things in San Francisco: holding shelters accountable, winning Muni funding, expanding treatment, and making our streets safer. He’s just getting started. Your vote is how District 8 gets a Supervisor who delivers.
Make Your Plan to Vote
Pick the option that fits your schedule. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. You can return your ballot by mail, at an official drop box, or at a voting location. Polling places are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day – and City Hall & Ballot Drop Boxes are open starting October 5.
Ways to vote: Ways to vote | SF.gov
You can vote by mail, at a drop box, at City Hall starting October 5, or at any polling place on election day.
Vote by Mail: Vote by mail | SF.gov
Skip the blue USPS mailbox. Your ballot may not be postmarked in time, and a late postmark means it can’t be counted. Return it by 8pm on November 3 at a drop box, City Hall, or any polling place. If you must mail it, take it to a post office counter and ask for a “hand stamp” or “manual postmark.
Vote In Person: Vote in person | SF.gov
You can vote at any Polling Place or Secure Drop Box in the city.
Weekdays, Oct. 5–Nov. 2, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (closed Oct. 12); weekends Oct. 24–25 and Oct. 31–Nov. 1, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; Election Day, Nov. 3, 7 a.m.–8 p.m.
Early or on Election Day at City Hall: Find hours and directions
At a Polling Place on Election Day: Find a polling place
You can vote at any polling place in the city, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3.
Return your completed mail-in ballot to a Drop Box: Find an official drop box
Bring your ballot to any secure ballot drop box (open 24/7) or to City Hall during voting hours.
I’m not registered! No worries - you can still vote at any polling place or at City Hall using a “provisional ballot.”
Lost your ballot? Request a replacement through the SF Voter Portal or ask for help at City Hall or your polling place on Election Day.
Track your ballot: California (ballottrax.net)
It’s Easy to Talk the Talk.
Gary Walks the Walk.
