June 7 Primary Election: Livermore Voter Guide
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Livermore CA
19 May, 2022
4:11 PM
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LIVERMORE, CA — The June 7 primary ballot has reached voter's mailboxes and some people have already decided who will get their vote. 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 Livermore Patch is following in the Tri-Valley area. Alameda County: Schools: Board of Education 7th Trustee Area Cheryl Cook-Kallio: retired teacher Kate Dao: educator, parent, businesswoman Eric Dillie: public school teacher State:16th State Assembly District Rebecca Bauer-Kahan: Democrat, incumbent, motherJoseph Rubay: Republican, small business owner 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 list 24-hour ballot drop box locations: Livermore City Hall, 1052 South Livermore AvenueLivermore Public Library, 725 Rincon AvenueSummit Park, 6329 Tioga Pass County Accessible Voting Locations include: Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 1020 Mocho StreetCelebration Church, 1135 Bluebell DriveLivermore Valley Academy, 557 Olivina Avenuebothwell Arts Center, 2466 8th StreetHindu Community and Cultural Center, 1232 Arrowhead AvenueFire Station 6, 4550 East Avenue *Check this list for any additions. Follow this link for information on how to vote by mail. Voters can even sign up to become a permanent vote by mail voter. Military and overseas voters can get all the information they need here. Keep track of where your ballot is here. 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 Check out the full CalMatters 2022 Voter Guide here.
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