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The November 2024 Polls Have Closed

The Ballots are Being Tallied

To see the latest results:

For Sunnyvale, Cupertino, and Santa Clara County Click Here
- from e Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters
(Note - the vote totals shown on this site are for Santa Clara County ONLY

For California Statewide Click Here
- from the California Secretary of State

Wondering when the California count is 'official'?
It's all explained on the Secretary of State's Website (check out the FAQ).

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Your Election Planning Calendar

Date	Event / Action
Aug-26	Check when Candidate Forums and Measures Pro/Con presentations will be available live and on LWVCS YouTube, check out our LWV Election Forums Guide Check back weekly, as new sessions are scheduled and also to get links to uploaded session recordings on YouTube.
Sept-7	Be sure you’ll get your vote-by-mail ballot - Check your Voter Registration Status,
Sept-7	Sign up for alerts from Track Your Ballot
Sept-8	Statewide Voter Information Guide scheduled to be Available Online
Sept-26	Printed Statewide Official Voter Information Guide starts to be mailed by State of California
Sept-26	Printed County Voter Information Guide starts to be mailed by Santa Clara County
Sept-26	LWVCS Candidate Forums and Measures Pro/Con's Start! Get the Zoom and YouTube links at: LWV Election Forums Guide Check back often, to find hyperlinks to uploaded session recordings on YouTube.
Sept-30	Personalized Santa Clara County Voter Information Guide find it online at: https://rovservices.sccgov.org/Home/IndexPost?selected=vg
Oct -7	Vote-By-Mail Ballot mailed by Santa Clara County to every registered voter. View Your Sample Ballot
Oct-8	VOTE-BY-MAIL STARTS Ballot Drop Off Box locations open Ballots are collected at least once per day. Once you've completed your Ballot, mail it Find Nearest Ballot Drop Off Box or take it to a Vote Center before 8:00 PM on Tuesday, November 5, 2024.
Oct-8	Kick your election research into high gear! Check out these resources: * VOTE411.org/plan-your-vote * LWV Election Forums * Our list of other resources on this page * Plus LWVCS information about: Casting your Ballot
Oct-26	VOTE IN-PERSON STARTS Vote Centers open Remember, there are no more geographic polling places! Go to any Santa Clara County Vote Center to: Get help with a voting problem Get help and voting materials in multiple languages Register to vote or change your registration Get a replacement ballot Vote your ballot in person Vote using an accessible voting machine Drop off your completed ballot Find a Vote Center
Oct-29	Celebrate National Early Voting Day! VOTE! If you are MAILING your ballot via USPS - TODAY is the recommended LAST mailing day!
Tuesday Nov-05	VOTING ENDS AT 8:00 PM Election Day Vote Centers are open 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. If you haven't voted yet, you can still drop off your ballot in a Drop Box or vote at a Voter Center - BEFORE 8:00 PM. Find Nearest Ballot Drop Off Box or Find a Vote Center
AFTER Nov-05	Election Results The Santa Clara County ROV (Registrar of Voters) Election Information Page has election results in the county. ROV Election Results The California SOS (Secretary of State) has a page explaining the whole Vote Counting Process

Election Information

For over 100 years the League of Women Voters has worked to educate voters with non-partisan information about:

how to Register to Vote
how and where to Exercise Your Right to Vote
Providing non-partisan Election Forums about
- the local Candidates running for office
- the Pros and Cons of Measures and Propositions on the ballot
Social Media and Presentations about issues affecting our communities

LWVCS (the League of Women Voters of Cupertino-Sunnyvale) focuses on providing this information for residents of:

the Cities of Cupertino and Sunnyvale
the School districts of:
- Cupertino elementary and middle schools (CUSD),
- Sunnyvale elementary and middle schools (SESD),
- Fremont Union High Schools (FUHSD), and
- Foothill-De Anza Community College (FHDA)
as well as relevant Bay Area, Water District and Santa Clara County issues

More Info on this website:

About Voting
- Check & Update Your Voter Registration
- About Casting your Ballot
  - Avoid Having Your Ballet Be Rejected!
Info About This Election

Here are some non-partisan sources for your election research:

Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters (ROV) Voter Information Guide - At this page you can enter your registered voting address to see a sample version of the Candidates, Propositions, and Measures that will be on your actual ballot.

LWV Election Forums - links to information about local Candidate Forums and Pro/Con's - whether Live-in Person, Live-Online, or Links to Recordings afterwards.

www/Vote411.org/California – Official LWV source for election Information

PowerSearch.sos.ca.gov– info about the MONEY behind the state candidates and ballot measures, researched by CA Secretary of State's office

Federal Election Commission – info about the MONEY behind state and national candidates, as tracked by the Federal Election Commission

www.ballotpedia.org - the unbiased digital encyclopedia of American politics and resource for information on elections and politics at the federal, state, and local levels.

www.easyvoterguide.org – the Easy Voter Guide is a collaboration of the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund and the California State Library.

www.lao.ca.gov – the Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO) provides nonpartisan fiscal and policy advice to the state legislature, estimates the fiscal effect on state and local government of all proposed initiatives and prepares analyses of all measures that qualify for the statewide ballot.

www.sos.ca.gov/elections – online registration, translated election info, ballot measure info, and more from the California Secretary of State

www.lwvc.org – information from the LWV of the state of California

www.cavotes.org – the Education Fund information site of the California state League of Women Voters

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The November 2024 Polls Have Closed

The Ballots are Being Tallied

Your Election Planning Calendar

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