Voting - you can do it right now!

Lisa Burns

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Oct 9, 2020, 5:12:39 PM10/9/20

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Lisa Burns <lisao...@gmail.com>

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Folks -

By now you should have your voting materials. If you have not received them, go to iwillvote.com or call the voter hotline: (866) 687-8683

If you don't trust the mail (I don't) you can deposit your ballot in one of the secure dropboxes in your county. Go to your county's website to locate dropboxes.

If you do use the mail, remember that your ballot must be postmarked by Nov. 3 or earlier.

In addition, there are Vote Centers open from Oct. 31 to November 3. The hours are 9 to 5 on Oct. 31 – Nov. 2, and 9 to 8pm on November 3. Again, go to your county's website to locate dropboxes.

You can track your ballot at Wheresmyballot.sos.ca.gov

It was very comforting to see that my own ballot was received and will be counted.

This election is very important. Please vote. If you vote early (you can do it NOW) you increase the chances of the election results being available more quickly.

Propositions and Candidates

· The League of Women Voters has excellent resources for you:
https://www.lwvlamv.org/vote/

· If you would like to know who is financing the propositions, go to votersedge.org
This site will also show you how much money candidates have raised and from whom.

· The Mercury News endorsements are here: https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/08/30/our-election-endorsements-for-the-nov-3-races-and-ballot-measures/

Lisa Burns

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