Anchorage 2021 city election basics Published February 14
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Print article Anchorage voters this year will elect a new mayor and four school board members. There are also 11 propositions on this year’s ballot, including several bonds. No Assembly seats are up for election in the April 6 vote. A recall vote for Anchorage Assembly Chair Felix Rivera is headed to the ballot for voters in District 4. Here are the basic of the 2021 city election:
When is the deadline to register to vote? The last day to register to vote in the election is March 7, according to the election calendar.
When does voting start? Ballots for the April 6 Anchorage municipal election will be mailed out starting on March 15.
When Michelle Steel squeaked out a victory for Congressional District 48, unseating Harley Rouda
1, she left a vacancy behind. Orange County Supervisorial District 2 has had no direct representation on the Board of Supervisors since she resigned her seat and was sworn in as a Congresswoman.
A special election to fill the vacant seat was declared for March 9. John Moorlach, a Republican who lost his State Senate re-election bid
2, was the first to declare his candidacy. I quickly supported that candidacy
3.
Not long after, Costa Mesa Mayor Katrina Foley, a Democrat, declared her candidacy. A stream of endorsements, from the Democratic Party of Orange County and multiple unions, followed.
ASU sophomore Armando Montero first got involved with the Tempe Union High School District board as a high schooler. Now, he's the youngest member in the board's history.
From a release:
Gregory J. Diaz, Nevada County’s Clerk-Recorder, said today he will run for reelection in the Gubernatorial Primary Election June 5.
“The Board of Supervisors asked me to run the department in 2007 to reverse a level of disarray,” Diaz said. “Working with my colleagues in the department, we did just that.
“Today, our office and our elections operation in particular serves Nevada County well, and we are respected throughout the state. This year we will implement the California Voters’ Choice Act, one of just five California counties to reach this highly-desirable goal this year.”
Diaz said his goals for the future include continuing to improve the efficiency of the operations of the department, and to continue his legacy of “no drama,” instead fostering the spirit of professional dedication and cooperation that exists in the department today.
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