Election Information


November 3, 2020 Kingsburg City Council Election
The next Kingsburg City Council Election will be November 3, 2020. It will be the first District Election for Districts 2 & 3. There was only one candidate per district that qualified during the filing period. On August 19, 2020 Council passed Resolution 2020-045 appointing Laura North as City Council Member, District 2, to be considered the same as being elected on 11/3/2020. On August 19, 2020 Council also passed Resolution 2020-046 appointing Brandon Pursell, Jr. as City Council Member, District 3, to be considered the same as being elected on 11/3/2020.


For more information please contact City Clerk Abigail Palsgaard at 559-897-6520 or apalsgaard@cityofkingsburg-ca.gov or 1401 Draper Street.

Kingsburg's permanent Vote Center will be open 10/31/2020-11/3/2020. It is located:


The Historic Kingsburg Southern Pacific Railroad Depot
1465 California Street, Kingsburg CA 93631

You can apply to be a poll worker or get additional election information at the Fresno County Clerk/Registrar or Voters.







Register to Vote:

 Online Voter Registration

Military and Overseas Voters Information

Vote by Mail Information

Check Status of Your Voter Registration

For information on elections in your area please visit the Fresno County Clerks Office.

The Elections office is looking for qualified election workers.  If you are a registered voter and are looking for an opportunity to serve your community please click here for more information.

Elected Official Information:



Federal


 President Donald Trump

US State Senator Diane Feinstein

US State Senator Kamala Harris

21st Congressional District TJ Cox

22nd Congressional District Devin Nunes

State



Governor Gavin Newsom

12th Senatorial District Anna Caballero

31st Assembly District Joaquin Arambula

 

California Voters Choice Act


Vote-by-Mail Ballots


Every Registered Voter in Fresno County, including the City of Kingsburg, will be delivered a ballot 28 days before Election Day.

Voters will have three ways to return their ballot:
1. Mail the ballot;
2. Drop the ballot in a secure county ballot drop box; or
3. Visit any vote center in the county.


Vote Centers


Traditional polling places will be replaced by vote centers. Voters will have the freedom to cast a ballot in-person at any vote center in their county instead of being tied to a single polling location. Vote centers look and feel like polling places, but provide additional modern features to make voting easy and convenient.

At any vote center in a participating county (Fresno County), a voter may:


1. Vote in-person
2. Drop off their ballot
3. Get a replacement ballot
4. Vote using an accessible voting machine
5. Get help and voting material in multiple languages
6. Register to vote or update their voter registration

Kingsburg's permanent Vote Center will be:


The Historic Kingsburg Southern Pacific Railroad Depot
1465 California Street, Kingsburg CA 93631

Additional information can be found at the California Secretary of State and the Fresno County Clerks Office.

Any questions? Please contact City Clerk Abigail Palsgaard at apalsgaard@cityofkingsburg-ca.gov; (559) 897-6520 and City Hall at 1401 Draper Street, Kingsburg, CA 93631.