Polls open for the Tuesday, June 5, primary election at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.

Absentee ballots that have not yet been mailed in can be dropped off at polling places for collection to ensure they are counted, according to San Joaquin County Registrar of Voters Austin Erdman.

Voters may choose candidates in statewide and national races regardless of party affiliation this year under a new open-primary system. The top two vote-getters will participate in the fall elections regardless of which party they represent.

The sole exception is the race for the local county supervisor seat. In that campaign, if one candidate garners more than 50 percent of the vote, that candidate will automatically win the seat. If no one earns that high a vote share, the people with the top two tallies will race again in the fall.

The following is a list of local polling places. To find your polling place, visit www.sjcrov.org or call 468-2885.

Tracy

11865 W. Larch Road

1960 N. Tracy Blvd.

2514 Holly Drive

2100 Iroula Way

1697 Green Springs Court

1520 Monterey Court

330 Acacia St.

535 Mabel Josephine Drive

1701 S. Central Ave.

1201 Citadelle St.

1330 N. Tracy Blvd.

3402 Mars Court

1220 Appalosa Way

7500 W. Linne Road

1219 Whispering Wind Drive

3200 Jaguar Run

1601 N. Tracy Blvd.

975 Scarlett Place

1001 Cambridge Place

1331 Hepburn St.

455 Peerless Way, Apt. 1

2935 Redbridge Road

2139 Yellowstone Ave.

489 W. Mount Diablo Ave.

1635 Chester Drive

1990 Ashland Drive

475 Darlene Lane

950 East St.

1790 Sequoia Blvd.

1875 W. Lowell Ave.

301 W. Grant Line Road

955 Crossroads Drive

903 S. Corral Hollow Drive

1951 W. Middlefield Drive

Mountain House

911 S. Tradition St.

16555 Von Sosten Road

Banta

22484 S. Seventh St.

New Jerusalem

1400 W. Durham Ferry Road

River Club

30000 Kasson Road