Imperial County residents cast their vote in the California primary

UPDATE (12:29 PM): Imperial County residents have begun to head to the polls to cast their vote in the California primary.

We spoke to one voter, William Cooper, who says voting this time was a little more difficult.

"Ease would not be the word that I use to describe voting in Imperial County this year. They have moved around some of the vote in election offices," Cooper explained. "They have minimized a few that's at the North End. It just took a little more coordination to get it done, but I've seen people putting ballots in boxes, so it's definitely taking hold."

According to our reporters at the polls, there have also been no issues reported at any of the voting centers, and people are slowly showing up to vote with little to no wait time.

See attached videos from our reporters at the polls.

IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA) - Imperial County residents are casting their votes in the California primary Tuesday.

Voting centers across the county will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. as voters cast their ballots in several key races.

These include the race for California Governor, Lieutenant Governor, U.S. Representative for District 25, State Senate District 18, State Assembly District 36, and several local contests including the Imperial County Board of Supervisors and Imperial Irrigation District.

If anyone still has a mail-in ballot, they can drop it off at any official drop box or voting center before the polls close.

Join us at 10 p.m. on News 11 for live election coverage, including results, candidate reaction and updates from the races shaping Imperial County.

For a list of voting centers and ballot drop box locations, click here.