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Precinct 229-028

Precinct 229-028 is a regular Riverside County precinct assigned to Temescal Valley and County Supervisorial District 2. This is the permanent location profile; election-specific voting precincts and results are related records below.

Gold boundary silhouette of Riverside County Regular Precinct 229-028
Regular precinct boundary
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This is the county's current regular-precinct record for 229-028, published in the February 26, 2026 Riverside County precinct map.

Precinct overview

Regular Precinct 229-028 at a glance

This page follows the stable regular precinct. Registration, turnout, ballot type, and results belong to the related voting precinct for a particular election.

Precinct typeRegularCounty registration geography
Official precinct ID229-028Current county identifier
Legacy county ID12-605Retained in the county record
Mapped area0.11 mi²Approximately 70 acres

Why this page is permanent: regular precincts are the county's underlying registration geography. Riverside may update them when political boundaries, annexations, or registration totals change, but they are not rebuilt simply because a new election has a different ballot.

Boundary and terrain

Precinct 229-028 topographical map

The official regular-precinct boundary is overlaid on USGS topography so roads, contours, drainage, and the relationship to Temescal Valley remain visible.

Topographical map of Regular Precinct 229-028 showing roads, elevation contours, the precinct boundary, and the Temescal Valley CDP boundary
Teal: Regular Precinct 229-028Gold dashed: Temescal Valley CDP boundaryBasemap: USGS The National Map ↗

Related election geography

Voting precincts containing 229-028

Regular precincts within June 2026 Voting Precinct 229-031 Interactive map of the 5 component regular precincts. Hover or focus a precinct to highlight it and show its details.

Hover or focus a precinct to compare it. Select one to open its permanent location page.

June 2026 voting precinctRegular precinct focus
Past election

Voting Precinct 229-031 (June 2, 2026 Primary)

Certified

For this election, Riverside grouped Regular Precinct 229-028 with 4 neighboring regular precincts under the same ballot type. The election results describe the complete voting precinct, not any one regular precinct alone.

Ballot type
29
Active voters
3,182
Votes cast
1,562
Turnout
49.2%

Hover or focus a regular precinct to identify it. Riverside County reports these election totals for the combined Voting Precinct 229-031.

Component regular precincts
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Current representation

This precinct can vote on the following races

November 3, 2026 General Election: colored cards are on this ballot. Levels with no applicable contest close automatically.

On selected ballotNot on selected ballot
01
Level of government

Federal

1 active office
02
Level of government

State

13 active offices · 14 measures
California

Statewide offices

Legislative districts

State representatives

Retention votes

State courts

Changes by election

Statewide measures

03
Level of government

County

1 active office · 1 measure
04
Level of government

City / local

No contests this cycle
Temescal Valley

City and local contests

No city government

This regular precinct is outside an incorporated city. Applicable local measures will appear here when an election-specific ballot match is available.

05
Local public bodies

Education and special districts

3 active offices
County education

County education offices

Trustee areas

School and college boards

Special districts

Special district boards

Boundary matching in progress

Water, service, recreation, and other special-district divisions will appear after their boundaries are matched to this permanent precinct.

How to read this section: the federal, state, county, and verified education offices shown cover Regular Precinct 229-028. Precise school, college, and special-district trustee overlays remain clearly marked while they are matched. The election selector changes which contests are active and swaps in only the measures that apply to that cycle. Levels with no applicable contest close automatically; you can still reopen them and use the inactive office links.

Historical election coverage: election-specific totals are attached only after the applicable older voting-precinct crosswalk has been verified.