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Ballot counting for the local ballot measures, City Council, school board,
and rent board was completed on Nov. 21 at 9:17 p.m.
Tight races for city council, school board, rent board and Alameda County DA hang in the balance.
Our interactive map includes ballots issued and return rates by Berkeley City Council district.
There will be 100 voting centers open in Alameda County, with 20 opening on Oct. 29.
You don’t have to settle for one candidate. You can pick up to five in certain Berkeley races through the city’s instant-runoff process.
A look at how elections are protected in California, your rights as a voter, what’s being done to fight disinformation and common voter fraud myths.
A judge rejected a public records lawsuit brought by two voting rights organizations hoping to pressure the county to hand over voting data.
How to register and vote, what’s on the ballot, voters’ rights, and other Nov. 8 election essentials.
An independent commission will now decide district boundaries. New rules mean City Council members can be drawn out of their districts.
Community volunteers and census workers say the U.S. Census Bureau’s count has a host of planning issues.
Those votes will determine whether Dan Kalb or Jovanka Beckles will compete against Buffy Wicks in the Assembly District 15 election.
Jovanka Beckles is now in second place, as of Saturday evening.
