Elections 2020

The Daily Californian will continually update this page as Alameda County’s results for the 2020 general elections come in.

Rates of college student voter registration for the Nov. 3 elections reached record highs amid a California-wide effort to increase voter turnout.

On Oct. 16, public relations firm High View Strategies donated $30,000 to the Homeowners for Berkeley Rent Board slate.

The Latinx Research Center at UC Berkeley held a roundtable discussion Friday about the role of the Latinx community in the upcoming election.

Berkeley City Council District 6 candidates responded to questions concerning climate change and housing, among other topics, at an Oct. 23 town hall.  

The ASUC Vote Coalition and ASUC Office of the External Affairs Vice President hosted a debate Tuesday between District 5 Berkeley City Council candidates Sophie Hahn, vice mayor and City Council member, and Todd Andrew, a real estate consultant.

According to data gathered by California Target Book, which gives nonpartisan information on the state’s politics, voters have seen an increase of more than $150 million in spending on advertisements for ballot measures this year compared to 2016.

On Monday evening, two of the three candidates in the District 3 Berkeley City Council race discussed their platforms during a virtual town hall hosted by BridgeUSA at Berkeley and the ASUC Office of the External Affairs Vice President.

On Friday, three of the four candidates in the District 2 Berkeley City Council race discussed their platforms during a town hall hosted by BridgeUSA at Berkeley and the ASUC Office of the External Affairs Vice President.

Morning, night and anytime in between, Berkeley residents can drop off their ballots until 8 p.m. Nov. 3 at one of six drop boxes around the city, four of which recently opened.