Election Day

How to vote

Mountain House City Council · November 3, 2026.
Two seats open. Every registered voter gets two votes.

Election date
November 3, 2026
Seats open
2 City Council seats
Votes per voter
2 votes (use both!)
Jurisdiction
San Joaquin County

Check your registration

You must be a registered voter in San Joaquin County. If you've moved or changed your name since the last election, update your registration before the deadline.

Register or Update → Check Your Status
Deadline: October 19, 2026 to register online or by mail. Conditional (same-day) registration is available through Election Day.

Choose how to vote

San Joaquin County automatically mails ballots to all registered voters. You can return your ballot by mail, drop it in an official drop box, or vote in person on Election Day.

Vote by mail

Your ballot arrives a few weeks before Election Day. Fill it out and return by mail (must be postmarked by Nov 3) or in a drop box.

Drop box

Return your sealed, signed ballot envelope to any official San Joaquin County drop box. Available 24/7 in the weeks before the election.

Vote in person

Polling locations and vote centers in Mountain House will be open November 3, 2026. Bring your mail ballot if you received one — you can surrender it and vote in person instead.

Find your polling location

Polling locations for Mountain House are set by San Joaquin County Elections. The closest locations will be listed on your sample ballot and on the county website closer to Election Day.

San Joaquin Elections Office →

Use both of your votes

This is a two-seat race. Every registered Mountain House voter can vote for up to two candidates. Voting for only one candidate is valid, but using both votes gives you the most influence on the outcome.

Vote 1: Suresh Vuyyuru
Vote 2: Your second choice