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Meet Jackie Elward, Candidate For CA State Assembly
Jackie Elward told Patch why they should be elected to the California State Assembly.

Jackie Elward told Patch why they should be elected to the California State Assembly.

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Adam Loraine told Patch why they should be elected to the San Mateo city council.
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Robert Sandoval told Patch why they should be elected to the San Rafael city council.
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Eli Hill told Patch why they should be elected to the San Rafael city council.
Dana Yates Sahae told Patch why they should be elected to the San Mateo city council.
Chris Sturken told Patch why they should be elected to the city council of Redwood City.
Robin Littau told Patch why they should be elected to the congress In California's 2nd Congressional District.
Mark Nagales told Patch why they should be elected to the San Mateo County board of supervisors,
Dan Urban told Patch why they should be elected to the Pacifica city council.
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The League of Women Voters is hosting the event.
David Cienfuegos told Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Education. The general election is on Nov. 3, 2026.
A celebrity campaign and millions in contributions intensify the fight over California’s environmental review law.
California voters will decide whether governments can fund candidates’ campaigns, leaving crucial program decisions ahead.
The union representing police officers plans to fight against a proposed sales tax increase to support the LAFD.
The measure comes as California faces a persistent housing affordability crisis.
The measure comes as the state faces the challenge of managing a budget heavily dependent on volatile revenues, especially personal income.
The measure would impose new identification and citizenship-verification rules. Supporters call them safeguards; opponents warn of barriers.
If passed by enough votes, Proposition 42 (or, for that matter, Proposition 41) would void the proposed "Billionaire Tax."
Propositions 41 and 42 contain "conflict clauses" designed to void Proposition 40, better known as the "Billionaire Tax."
The initiative would impose a one-time state tax of up to 5% on residents with assets over $1 billion, excluding certain holdings.
Proposition 3 would make permanent California's progressive income tax brackets, which require the wealthiest residents to pay more.
California's recall system gained national attention in 2003 when voters recalled Gov. Gray Davis and tried again with Gavin Newsom.
The program is designed to help middle-income households manage the upfront cost of buying a home, a major obstacle to home ownership.
On June 15, the City Council voted unanimously to place Measure CR on the Nov. 3 election ballot.
The secretary of state has begun mailing voter guides for the November election.
Election officials mailed ballots Monday, allowing voters to cast votes before the November general election.
Election officials mailed ballots Monday, allowing voters to cast votes before the November general election.
Residents were encouraged to attend the event to complete their voter registration and return their early voting ballots on time.
California voters haven't had to make so many decisions about tax policy at the ballot since 1994.
Judith Manouchehri told Patch why she should be reelected to the Board of Education. The general election is on Nov. 3, 2026.
Marissa Roy told Patch why she should be elected as LA city attorney. The general election is on Nov. 3, 2026.