Santa Clara County got off to a strong start with early voting, with 62 percent of ballots cast before the polls even opened today.

The vote centers will be open from 9am to 5pm Oct. 31 through Nov. 2 and from 7am to 8pm on Nov. 3. 

Records suggest that Rowena Turner violated federal election law by voting in both Oregon and California several times since 2010.

Missing a campaign filing deadline is no small offense. Especially this close to the Nov. 3 Election Day.

Proponents of the Fair Election Initiative failed to gather enough valid signatures to qualify the measure for the November ballot.

Toni Taber levels the charge as part of a lawsuit filed by the ROV against the city to try to revive the labor-backed Fair Elections Initiative.

The SVO president slammed the ROV as exceptionally inept, and called for the DA to investigate “improprieties” under Shannon Bushey’s watch.

Super Tuesday got off to a strong start in Santa Clara County with more than 8,000 voters casting their ballots by noon.

Candidates are knocking on doors while their sign-carrying minions work the phone banks in a last-ditch effort to #GetOutTheVote.

Ballots have been mailed out to all registered voters countywide as part of a new system designed to make elections more convenient.

There’s some worry that a state policy will prevent independent absentee voters from participating in the presidential candidate nomination.

With no other options, financial advisor Vinh Do says he’ll explore the possibility of running a write-in campaign. 

Evan Low says he’s pretty disillusioned about the county as a whole for failing to rein in what he calls the ROV’s “systemic” incompetency.

Anyone hoping to run for office in the March 2020 primary election has until 5pm Friday to make up their mind about jumping into the fray.

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

Changing the election cycle would require approval from voters and would give Mayor Sam Liccardo an additional two years in office.