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Local Election Info.
NOVEMBER 4 Statewide Special Election

Santa Clara County: Election Night Reporting

California Secretary of StateElection Results | 2025 Statewide Special Election


Special Runoff Election: December 30
12/30/25 Special Runoff Election Resources from the Registrar of Voters | County of Santa Clara
 
As no candidate for County Assessor has (as yet) received more than half the vote, there will be a runoff election on December 30, 2025. From the County ROV website: 

California State Elections Code | Guide to Translated Languages

Vote411.org: an online voter guide that provides voters and candidates with election information and resources


Voter Toolbox
Have questions about voting? Vote411 and Easy Voter Guide has it all!

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Interested in helping to register people, get out the vote and educate voters on the issues and candidates? We've got a spot for you! 


LET'S GET READY FOR THE 2026 MID-TERMS!


Our Voter Services Team needs a few people who would like to organize 2026 GOTV activities to reach out to community organizations. For the 2026 elections (coming up sooner than you think–we will need people who would like to help organize candidate and issue forums. Let us know you are interested in helping by emailing us at contact@lwvpaloalto.org with the subject line: "GOTV"



Coming Up:

You're warmly invited to join us for this cherished tradition. Join us in the Fireside Room at Lucie Stern Center for a delicious meal, great company, and festive cheer as we gather to honor our community and look ahead to an exciting new year!
 
Tickets are $20/person and include lunch, drinks and dessert. Or, reserve a seat and bring your own brown bag lunch. Members are welcome to bring a guest. Space is limited - register before December 8! Register today - space is limited! 

 In conversation with Dr. Didi Kuo
 
Explore the importance of political parties in strong democracies, changes that would make democracies more likely to survive, and the importance of building pro-democracy coalitions.


Dr. Kuo is a Center Fellow at the Freeman-Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University, whose research interests include democratization, political parties, state-building, and the political economy of representation. 
She is the author of The Great Retreat: How Political Parties Should Behave - and Why They Don't (Oxford University Press) and Clientelism, Capitalism, and Democracy: the Rise of Programmatic Politics in the United States and Britain (Cambridge University Press 2018). She was an Eric and Wendy Schmidt Fellow at New America, and is an adjunct fellow at the Niskanen Center. She received a PhD in political science from Harvard University; as a Marshall Scholar, she studied economic history at Oxford University and politics at the University of Essex. She received a BA in political science from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, her hometown.

 

 

 

Catch Up on Past Speakers 


10.7.25 Santa Clara County Assessor Candidates Forum




10.7.25 Pro Cons for Measure A and Proposition 50




From raindrop to tap, learn at our Water Symposium held on 10.2.25




Curious about the rule of law? 
Hear the Fall Kick-off (10.4) speaker
Erik Jensen, Director of Rule of Law Program at Stanford University




9.9: County League forum on Executive Power, featuring



8.17: 
Rep. Sam Liccardo







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