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Voting Assistance for Seniors in Sonoma Valley

Gary Carnivele November 3, 2026

Free voter assistance for seniors in Sonoma County

The Sonoma County Democratic Party is offering free assistance to help senior voters return their ballots and participate in the November 3, 2026 General Election.

Free Services for Seniors

  • Rides to the polls — Transportation assistance to voting locations.
  • Rides to ballot drop boxes — Help getting to an official ballot drop-off location.
  • Authorized ballot return — Assistance returning a completed ballot through an authorized person.

    Request Assistance Call (707) 575-3029

Speak with a live volunteer during these times:

  • November 1–2: 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
  • November 3 (Election Day): 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Outside those hours, leave a message for Bill.

IMPORTANT BALLOT RETURN REMINDER

The program recommends that voters not depend on U.S. mail for on-time ballot delivery after October 17, 2026. If you need help returning your ballot, call to ask about rides to official drop boxes or authorized ballot return.

This is a public service for a fair election. No party affiliation is required.

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