Clinton Expected To Cruise In California, So Who Will Vote?

October 30, 2016

(AP) - Republicans and Democrats in California are struggling to keep voters motivated in advance of Election Day, but for different reasons.

California Saw Surge In Registration, But Not In Voting

June 8, 2016

(AP) -- Voter turnout in California's primary looked about average, despite a last-minute surge in registration and intense interest in an unusually competitive presidential contest.

State Government

Changes Coming To Voter Bill Of Rights

December 14, 2015 | Bob Moffitt

Two non-profit groups say they have some ideas about how to make the California Voter Bill Of Rights easier to read.

State Government

California Looks to Colorado to Increase Voter Turnout

November 4, 2015 | Ben Adler

One of America’s oldest traditions - the polling place - could soon be going away in California. State lawmakers and election officials visited Colorado to check out that state’s new mail-ballot-only voting system during Tuesday’s elections.

State Government

"Motor Voter" Only First Step To Increase Election Turnout

October 20, 2015 | Ben Adler

California will soon automatically register voters whenever they apply for or renew their driver licenses. But the newly-signed “Motor Voter” law may not be enough to increase turnout from last year’s historic low of 42 percent.

State Government

Groups Push To Increase California Voter Turnout

September 22, 2015 | Ben Bradford

California’s secretary of state, other elected officials, and advocacy groups are working to enroll more voters this week. Much of the focus is on Latino, Asian, and young voters who are historically less likely to cast ballots.

State Government

Primary Election Voter Turnout Lowest In California History

July 11, 2014

(AP) - It's official. The 25.2 percent turnout of registered voters in the California Primary is the lowest-ever in state history.

Sacramento County Elections Results Certified

June 18, 2014 | Bob Moffitt

The votes have been counted and certified for the City and County of Sacramento. The race for the top two in one city council race was decided by only 100 votes.