Prop 0 is not a recognized or standard ballot proposition in California or other jurisdictions as of the latest updates available. If you meant a specific ballot measure labeled “Prop 0” in a particular city or state, please share the jurisdiction (e.g., state, county, city) and the election date. With that, the best guidance can be provided on where to vote, how to find your polling place, and relevant deadlines. If you were asking about Proposition 50 in California’s November 4, 2025 statewide special election (since several results above reference Prop 50), here is a concise guide you can use to locate where to vote and related details:

• In California, you can vote at a vote center or drop off a mail ballot. Most counties offer multiple vote centers with same-day registration options in some cases, and mail ballots are sent to active registered voters. To find your specific vote center location and hours, check your county’s elections webpage or use the state’s “Make a Plan to Vote” resource.

• Mail ballots: If you’re voting by mail, ensure your ballot is signed and returned by the deadline. Many counties allow drop-off at designated ballot drop boxes or vote centers. Deadlines vary by county, so verify your county’s rules.

• Polling hours: In California, standard election days typically run polls from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for in-person voting, with variations for early voting windows. Always confirm local hours for the specific date and location.

• If you’re outside California, or if Prop 0 refers to a different jurisdiction, provide the exact location and election date so precise, up-to-date voting locations can be obtained. You can also contact your local election office or visit official election websites for the most accurate information.

If you want, share the exact jurisdiction (city/state) and the election date, and the assistant can give step-by-step instructions tailored to that location, including where to vote, deadlines, and how to verify your registration.