California Primary

With rising crime fears, a homelessness crisis and soaring prices, Republicans hope California’s troubles will help create a pathway for some rare wins in the heavily Democratic state.

With the 2022 California primary election on June 7, the following timeline details the process from beginning to end: from getting your ballot in the mail to the announcement of the results.

More than 100,000 mail-in ballots were rejected by election officials in California’s March presidential primary

The vote was too close too call Tuesday evening for the only statewide measure on California’s primary ballot: a $15 billion bond to repair and modernize aging schools, many of which are more than a half-century old and have issues ranging from leaky roofs and old wiring to toxic mold.

Former Vice President Joe Biden was in Oakland Tuesday morning, hoping to pick up last-minute votes in the delegate-rich state of California. Marianne Favro reports.

The only statewide measure on Tuesday’s California primary ballot is a $15 billion bond to repair and modernize aging schools, many of which are more than a half-century old and have issues ranging from leaky roofs and old wiring to toxic mold.

It’s Election Day, and Californians are voting in March instead of June, when the primaries are all but decided. Kris Sanchez reports.

Former Vice President Joe Biden was in Oakland Tuesday morning, hoping to pick up last-minute votes in the delegate-rich state of California.

It’s Election Day, and Californians are voting in March instead of June, when the primaries are all but decided. Kris Sanchez reports.

Democratic voters in California will consider a suddenly reshaped presidential field Tuesday that has largely narrowed to a rivalry between emerging establishment favorite Joe Biden, billionaire Michael Bloomberg and progressive rivals Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. California is one of 14 states that will vote on Super Tuesday. It’s the biggest prize by far, with more than 400 delegates at…

It’s Election Day, and Californians are voting in March instead of June, when the primaries are all but decided.

With just 20 days left until Super Tuesday, presidential candidates’ supporters and volunteers in the Bay Area are putting their campaigning efforts into overdrive. Melissa Colorado reports.