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Your vote = your voice!
ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY - NOVEMBER 4

Return your ballot by mail, at a drop box, or in person at a Vote Center on Nov. 3 or Nov 4. 

Drop it off: see CA Secy. of State - drop box & vote center locations.

In-person: Vote Centers are open 7 AM - 8 PM

By mail: your ballot must be postmarked by Nov. 4





 Mark Your Calendar
NOVEMBER 4: Special Election Day!

Still time to register - and vote!
Live in Palo Alto but missed the October 20 deadline to register for a mail-in ballot?
Good news: you can still register to vote - and cast your vote at three Vote Centers on Nov. 3-4: 

  • Mitchell Park Community Center (3700 Middlefield Rd)
  • Palo Alto Buddhist Temple (2751 Louis Rd)
  • Ventura Community Center (3399 Ventura Ct)

Vote Centers are open 7 AM - 8 PM 



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

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This is what democracy looks like!

No Kings
No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.

THANK YOU to the thousands who joined us to voice our love for American democracy on Saturday, October 18 for the second - and largest so far - No Kings Day


Voter Toolbox - Vote411

Register to Vote (by Oct. 20)

Pre-register at 16, Vote at 18



GET YOUR Easy Voter Guide - READ IT ONLINE IN 5 LANGUAGES


 

 

 

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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