May 2012 Archives
Ballot Measures:
Here are more facts to consider before you make up your mind about the proposed cigarette tax hike.
BallotWire:
County elections officials have reached out to residents with robocalls, but there is still a shortage with less than two weeks to go.
Election Law:
The answer predates the Civil War and involves farmers, horses, and buggies -- not really issues voters would face today.
Voting Rights:
Voters can take up to two hours of paid leave to get to the polls and cast a ballot.
Voting:
It's tough to predict what the turnout will be on June 5, but here's a look at the historical trends. It's not the prettiest side of California.
Voting:
Jasper the talking baby wants you to vote early!
Voting:
Go online to fill out a form, but you'll still need to deliver it by mail. Make sure to get it in by 5 p.m. to ensure it's postmarked with today's date.
Judicial Branch:
The public will soon be able to see their records of gifts received, investments, businesses, rental property, and more.
Ballot Measures:
Two Republican legislators, one current and one former, are backing the measure. The earliest it could make the ballot is November 2014.
Voting Rights:
Asian Americans are expected to play a much bigger role in the 2012 elections than ever before. Those who don't speak English can get help through services offered in their own language.
Follow the money behind the candidates in the March 5, 2013 and May 21, 2013 Los Angeles and LAUSD elections.
Track the money
Track the money
