Election Day will be on Tuesday, November 5, 2025, and you can: Register to Vote (including Conditional Voter Registration during 14 days prior and on Election Day) Check Your Voter Registration Check Where’s Your Ballot Starting October 6, a mail ballot has been mailed to all registered voters in San Diego County and you can drop it off at any U.S. Postal Services or Registrar’s Official Ballot Drop Boxes from Tuesday October 8 through Election Day, Tuesday, November 5. If…
San Diego County of Registrar and other county registrars are still counting votes for the 2022 General Election, and many of the local races remain tight with a 70 to 750 votes difference. The next expected update from the SDC registrar is November 13, 2022, 5:00 p.m., and full results are expected by December 8, 2022. Updated on November 20, 2022: The San Diego County of Registrar has finished tallying votes, are currently working to cure ~11,000 votes and are…
Introduction On March 3, 2021, Councilmembers Inscoe (District 2), Garcia (District 3) and Morasco (District 4) voted 3-2 to: Allow candidates to carryover surplus campaign funds to a new campaign account (for example, carryover remaining City Council 2020 campaign funds to a City Council 2024 campaign account); Exclude Political Party Committees from being subjected to the City’s campaign laws From the SDUT: New Escondido council erases campaign finance reforms enacted by predecessors. Previously on October 21, 2020, the former City…
As of November 11, 2018, 6:00 PM PST with 356,000 outstanding ballots left to be counted in San Diego County: The voter turnout in San Diego County is on-track to reach 65% based on 798,429 ballots cast and 356,000 outstanding ballots left to be counted in San Diego County as of November 11, 2018. The last time a midterm election reached 60% was in 2010 when turnout was 64.23%. In a race where Rep. Duncan D. Hunter (US CA-D50) had…
One of the key issues at stake with the library contract is whether or not and under what conditions the City can end the contract. The draft contract the council will consider on Wed is very weak and fully in favor of LS&S. Other contracts in California that LS&S has signed include more protective termination clauses for the public. Our escape clause should be AT LEAST as favorable to us as these. As to term as well, they will accept…
Background Escondido is one of the toughest anti-immigration city in the country. The Escondido Police Department still collaborates with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in a Operation Joint Effort program: at least two ICE officials still have offices at the Escondido Police Department’s headquarter, they still have access to EPD’s radio, and they still participate as a “force multiplier” with the EPD. From Center for American Progress’s Life as an Undocumented Immigrant report on How Restrictive Local Immigration Policies Affect…