June 7 Primary: Danville Voter Guide

Danville CA

11 May, 2022

5:55 PM

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DANVILLE, CA — The June 7 primary ballot has either reached your mailbox or is on its way. To give our readers quick access to what you need to know before casting your votes, we've compiled races in your area and information on how to vote. Here's a look at local races the Danville Patch is following in the Tri-Valley area. Alameda County: State:16th State Assembly District Rebecca Bauer-Kahan: Democrat, incumbent, motherJoseph Rubay: Republican, small business owner Schools: Board of Education 7th Trustee Area Cheryl Cook-Kallio: retired teacherKate Dao: educator, parent, businesswomanEric Dillie: public school teacher Contra Costa County: State:16th State Assembly District (shared with Alameda County) Rebecca Bauer-Kahan: Democrat, incumbent, motherJoseph Rubay: Republican, small business owner County:Sheriff David Livingston: incumbent, sheriff-coronerBenjamin Therriault: police officer District Attorney Diana Becton: incumbent, prosecutorMary Knox: prosecutor Schools:County Superintendent of Schools Lynn Mackey: incumbent Board of Education 7th Trustee Area (shared with Alameda County) Cheryl Cook-Kallio: retired teacherKate Dao: educator, parent, businesswomanEric Dillie: public school teacher Patch sent a candidate questionnaire to all candidates in the above races so you can learn a little bit about them and why they're running for office. We will publish all forms as they come in. Here is a link to the Danville precinct map. Listed below are polling locations for Danville voters: Drop-off locations include: Sycamore Park & Ride, located at the intersection of Camino Ramon and Sycamore Valley Road. Maintenance Service Center, 1000 Sherburne Hills Rd. *Open until 8 p.m. on Election Day and available 24/7 before then. Polling places will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day. Follow this link for information on where to vote. Follow this link for information on voting by mail. Along with local candidates, the election includes candidates for: U.S SenateGovernorLieutenant GovernorSecretary of StateControllerTreasurerAttorney General Insurance CommissionerMember of State Board of EqualizationState Superintendent of Public InstructionU.S Representative in CongressState SenatorState Assembly Member