Have you cast your ballot yet? Hundreds of thousands of California voters have already voted. If you’re one of them, or are still looking over your ballot, here’s a collection of stories that will bring you up to date on the voting process and the important issues and races on California’s 2020 ballots.
We’ve also included a link to the recommendations from The Mercury News and East Bay Times editorial board on the statewide propositions, as well as scores of races from U.S. president to city council, school board and local districts and measures. Find the Marin Independent Journal endorsements here.
What actually happens to your ballot if you vote by mail? Watch how a California mail-in ballot avoids fraud, evades hackers and gets counted
Want to drop off your ballot instead of mailing it? Here’s a list of the 207 official drop box sites in Bay Area counties.
There are a dozen propositions on the ballot. What a yes or no vote means, who’s in favor and opposed and how much has been spent.
We’ve broken down the key Bay Area races and measures by county.
Our editorial board has published more than 160 endorsements in races from United States president to Bay Area city council, school committee and BART and other local boards. They also have recommendations on the dozen propositions on this year’s ballot. You can find all of the editorial board endorsements here.
Do you have other election questions? Check this list of handy resources for Bay Area voters.
Election night is a crazy show. Here’s how to follow along on Nov. 3
