The Alameda League of Women Voters (LWV) held a virtual election forum on Monday, Sept. 12, for the five candidates vying for two City Council seats in the November 8 General Election.
City Council hopeful Bill Pai announced he would be suspending his campaign after he was charged for an alleged domestic violence assault last month. Pai made the announcement Friday, Sept. 2, on his campaign website, www.billpai4alameda.com.
Alameda County Registrar of Voters Tim Dupuis certified the ballots for the Tuesday, Nov. 3, election. Unlike preliminary election results, certified election results are final and have been verified by Dupuis’ office.
The City of Alameda began detailing the voting procedures for the November 3 election.
Local residents join letter writers across the country
More than 100 Alamedans have written 30,000 letters with personal messages to voters urging them to cast their ballots in our national election by Nov. 3.
On Sunday, June 25, City of Alameda Vice Mayor Tony Daysog formally announced his candidacy for the 12th Congressional District of California of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Out of the blue, Councilmember Tony Daysog suddenly has a new priority. He wants to expand the city council from five to seven members (“https://alamedasun.com/news/daysog%E2%80%99s-sworn-ceremony-speech,” Dec. 29).
[On Tuesday, Dec. 20], I was sworn-in to serve a four-year term (2022-2026) on the Alameda City Council.
The Alameda County Registrar of Voters certified the final General Election results on Dec. 8, 30 days after Nov. 8 Election date.
The Alameda County Registrar of Voters (ROV) Office released its second update of the November General Election results Thursday, Nov. 10.
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