Measure A will add a $79 tax per parcel on top of renewing an existing $49 tax to fund educational programs at Los Gatos High School and Saratoga High School.

One additional vote from San Mateo County today added to Evan Low's four-vote margin in Santa Clara County, giving him a five-vote lead over Joe Simitian, good for the second spot on the November ballot with frontrunner Sam Liccardo, the former San Jose mayor.

While former San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo’s 8,200-vote margin means he is a shoo-in for the top spot on the ballot, the recount could change the unprecedented tie between Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian and State Assemblymember Evan Low.

Evan Low says, Thanks but no thanks, to the recount, and accuses Sam Liccardo of Trumpian tactics in engineering a recount plot to benefit from a two-man race.

April 2 Update: City, county, state ballots set for November

Weekend processing of ballots by voters who were same-day registrants and the results of challenges to others could leave the race to be Sam Liccardo’s opponent in November a virtual dead-heat.

Vote Centers close at 8pm tonight, but it can take a few hours for all vote centers to report results, and weeks before the final totals are known.

If Rosen’s totals hold above 50% he will be declared the winner. He was unopposed in his previous two re-election bids.

The vote-by-mail ballots can be returned by mail, dropped off at any county Vote Center, or deposited in any one of 48 dropbox locations in San Jose or any one of the 55 dropbox locations in other cities in the county before 8pm June 7.

The North County rep wants to hear regular updates about election security, starting at the Oct. 22 Board of Supervisors meeting.

Silicon Valley voters will be using an entirely new system to cast their ballots in 2020.

The county approved sweeping changes in its election infrastructure, including replacing traditional polling places with new voting centers.

Election officials say a manual ballot recount changed the outcome in one of the smallest and oldest school districts in Silicon Valley.

As of today, only 11 percent of ballots remain to be counted, while turnout is on track to reach 66 percent.

Bay Area voters last week ushered in more than a dozen local weed ordinances, all but one concerning taxes.

A record-breaking 887,000 Santa Clara County residents have registered to vote in this year’s midterm election.