November election
Paul B For Alameda City Council
Jul 27,2022
I’m Paul Beusterien and I’m running for City Council in November to bring Even-Keeled Leadership to Alameda.
Council Pay Increase Measure Set for November Ballot
Jul 14,2022
At its July 5 meeting, the Alameda City Council voted 4-1 to place a measure on the November ballot that would amend the City Charter to raise the council’s salaries if approved.
Council Race: Spencer, White in Virtual Tie
Nov 10,2020
Vella clinches Vice-Mayor seat; Measure Z a loser
Trish Spencer has moved into second place by 44 votes ahead of Amos White for the second open City Council seat.
Mayor: Get Ready to Vote
Sep 24,2020
Alameda County Registrar of Voters Tim Dupuis and Alameda City Clerk Lara Weisiger joined my Sept. 18 Mayor’s Town Hall via Zoom and Facebook Live to discuss the many ways Alameda County voters can cast their ballots this November.
A Guide to State Propositions
Oct 30,2018
Eleven state propositions crowd California’s 2018 ballot. There should have been 12, but on July 18, the California Supreme Court blocked Proposition 9, the vote to split California in three.
Prop. 1: Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond
Funds Forms Released
Oct 16,2018
2018 campaign spending analyzed
The City of Alameda City Clerk’s Office has released last month’s campaign statements from political figures seeking office in the city.
Propositions on the Ballot
Oct 27,2016
The election is less than two weeks away. Even though Measure L1 and M1 is getting most of the attention, there are others important propositions voters should be aware of. Here is a list of propositions that will be voted on during the election.
Attack Mailers Target Sitting Council Member
Oct 18,2016
Slate of candidates combine efforts in attempt to unseat former Vice Mayor
A negative political attack ad mailer against Councilmember Tony Daysog has created a bit of a stir less than three weeks from the election.
Comparing Rent Measures on Ballot
Sep 06,2016
With the Nov. 8 election date approaching, more information is coming out about Alameda’s most talked about issue. The two rent ordinances that are up for vote at the election appear to have a lot more differences than similarities.
