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California’s teen voters more engaged, want to make a difference

More California teens are registered to vote this year than in 2016, reflecting higher engagement and a determination to make a difference.

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Michael Lozano

• 11 月 2, 2020

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The last of the early voters

From the time Geoffrey Bara parked his car to the moment he walked out of the Agoura Hills Courtyard Hotel with an ‘I Voted’ sticker, only seven minutes had passed. Bara is one of many voters choosing to visit a polling place in the final days of voting across California. Twelve million people have voted […]

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Zachary Fletcher

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Ley Heimgartner

• 11 月 2, 2020

Trump supporters hold a rally on an overpass over route 24 outside of Walnut Creek on Oct. 31, 2020. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

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Pro-Trump caravans draw crowds and concerns

Up and down the state from Humboldt to Riverside counties, supporters of President Donald Trump took to the streets in cars, trucks and other vehicles on the last weekend before election day. In caravans labeled the “Red Wave,” they were honking and yelling out their support for the president’s reelection. In at least one case, […]

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Freddy Brewster

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Katie Licari

• 11 月 2, 2020

Oakley resident Gwendolyn Ward extracts ballots in Martinez on Oct. 31, 2020. Ward has been a poll worker and ballot extractor for more than 10 years. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

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Here’s what record early returns mean for speed of California’s vote tally

More than 11 million ballots had been returned to California elections departments as of Saturday. Many already have been processed, and are ready to be quickly totaled on election night. Look for early returns by 8:30 p.m.

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Lewis Griswold

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Aaron Leathley

• 11 月 2, 2020

A stack of mail-in ballots on a table at a ballot extraction facility in Martinez on Oct. 31, 2020. By Halloween, Contra Costa County had already received more ballots than the total number in the March primary. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

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In Norman Rockwell country, everyone votes by mail

As of Sunday night, 70 percent of voters in Plumas County had returned their ballots. The figures were similarly high in Alpine and Sierra Counties, hovering near 65 percent and dwarfing the statewide average of 49 percent. What do Plumas, Alpine and Sierra have in common? These three counties — all rural, sparsely populated and […]

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Robin Estrin

• 11 月 2, 2020

With both Donald Trump and Joe Biden hitting up California for presidential campaign contributions, this map shows which candidate collected more campaign cash in each California zip code. iIllustration by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters; iStock

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Ziplocked: Last look at California’s presidential money race, by ZIP code

Vertiginous blue spires on the urban coast and crimson plateaus stretching from the Central Valley to suburban SoCal — this is the presidential race for California cash, in 3D. In the map below, each ZIP code is colored according to the candidate who amassed more individual contributions from its residents. That’s blue for former Vice […]

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本·克里斯托弗

• 10 月 30, 2020

Santa Clara County elections worker Gary Capon processes provisional and late mail-in ballots on November 7, 2018, in San Jose. In 9 California counties, more people have already voted early than voted in total in 2016. Photo by Karl Mondon, Bay Area News Group

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Counting votes: “We’d rather get it right than get it fast”

Lea este artículo en español. It’s the weekend before Election Day. Elections officials across California are already processing the 9 million-plus ballots returned thus far. But don’t expect the full picture to emerge until well after November 3. Counting all vote-by-mail, provisional and same-day voter registration ballots, in addition to those in-person ballots cast in the […]

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Dylan Svoboda

• 10 月 30, 2020

Santa Cruz Votemobile. Photo courtesy of Santa Cruz County Clerk

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Voters flood election offices with last-minute questions

“Can I still register to vote?” “What if I never received my ballot?” “When will we know the results?” Those are among the most common questions fielded by the Ventura County registrar’s office, where the phone has been ringing nonstop. Between 600 and 800 calls come in daily, said Registrar Miranda Nobriga. Nobriga tells voters […]

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Freddy Brewster

• 10 月 30, 2020

Voting Centers opened across Los Angeles County, including Grand Central Market, on October 24, 2020. Voters can drop-off ballots or vote in person before Nov. 3rd. Photo Credit by Los Angeles County via Flickr

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Counties, cops making sure you’re safe at the polls

California's election officials don't expect intimidation or interference at the polls Tuesday but they're asking law enforcement to step in pronto if it happens.

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Lewis Griswold

• 10 月 30, 2020

Tens of thousands of people incarcerated in county jails are eligible to vote under California law, but many will not cast ballots this election due to lack of information and delays receiving mail-in ballots. Photo by Rich Pedroncelli, AP Photo/file

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Pandemic slows legal voting from California jails

Tens of thousands of jailed Californians who are eligible to vote won't be able to this year because of issues tied to the pandemic.

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Michael Lozano

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Isabella Fertel

• 10 月 30, 2020