The nomination period is open through March 9 for candidates running in the June 2018 primary election.

Inadequate policies and procedures led to numerous mistakes in Santa Clara County’s election office, according to a newly released state audit.

Last year’s presidential election set a record for the most ballots cast in Santa Clara County history, according to a new report.

Assemblyman Evan Low successfully pushed the state to conduct an audit of the Santa Clara County’s Registrar of Voters.

A recount in San Jose's District 8 City Council race is going on day six today, with Jimmy Nguyen accusing election officials of disenfranchising voters.

Election officials need a little more time to process recounts in 10 tight races, according to the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters.

County leaders denounced Donald Trump’s rhetoric about fraud and rigged elections, assuring the public that they can trust the results.

Only a month out from Election Day, there’s still a critical need for volunteers to staff the polls at hundreds of sites in the South Bay.

Today is National Voter Registration Day, which means volunteers will canvass the community to register voters for the upcoming presidential election.

Santa Clara County’s voter turnout in June’s primary surpassed both the state and national average, according to a new report.

Voters who want to cast their ballot for the June 7 presidential primaries in person don’t have to wait until Election Day.

Hoping to bolster returns in San Jose's District 4 council race, election officials have expanded hours and ballot drop-off sites.

After an election plagued by slow results, costly ballot misprints and the sudden resignation of a key top official, Santa Clara County is looking to improve its embattled Registrar of Voters Office.

With outdated equipment slowing down vote tallies, Santa Clara County is talking about switching to all-mail elections to quicken the process.

A proposal to regulate surveillance technology on the county level comes up for consideration at Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting.

Silicon Valley may be home base to many of the world’s most celebrated technical disruptors, but it also holds the dubious distinction of using a voting system that, to be kind, is, well, not exactly state of the art. And to the chagrin of many, it's not going to get better any time soon.