Ballots

The polls in the California Gubernatorial Recall Election close at 8 p.m. Tuesday. So, we should know the results shortly after, right? The San Diego Registrar of Voters says not so fast, literally.

Political data analysts say Latinos and young people are not casting their ballots in high numbers in this Special Election so far, reports NBC 7’s Priya Sridhar

More than five million Californians have cast their ballots in this September’s special Gubernatorial Recall Election, accounting for 23% of eligible voters, according to political data analysts.

In just one week, California voters will decide if Gov. Gavin Newsom should be removed from office or stay as the state’s leader. NBC 7’s Allie Raffa has details.

Californians are just a week away from getting a say in whether Gov. Gavin Newsom should finish his term or be replaced as he faces the possibility of a recall. Here’s what you should know in the final stretch.

With recall voting underway, many Southern California residents are reporting having problems with their ballots.

Florida Republicans have moved to rewrite a litany of rules that they said would enhance the integrity of future elections.

Sixty people sat inside the warehouse at the County of San Diego Registrar of Voters Tuesday to scan, count and check off thousands of ballots.

One of the men had a gun permit for Virginia, which is not valid in Pennsylvania. The other man had no permit at all, authorities said. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia reports.

Amid heightened concerns sparked by a rumor that falsely claims Sharpie markers invalidate election ballots, the San Diego County Registrar of Voter’s Office issued a statement reassuring residents that the rumor is simply not true.

A Clark County, Nev., elections official refuted claims from the Trump campaign that there were irregularities in the vote count. The Clark County official also said they expect to have most mail-in ballots counted by Saturday or Sunday.

There’s a fair chance Americans won’t know the winner of Tuesday’s presidential election while it’s still Tuesday — or maybe even Wednesday. The main reason? Many states have made it easier to request a mail ballot amid the coronavirus pandemic and concerns about crowded polling places. But mail ballots generally require more time to process than ballots that are...

The polls have closed and the results are rolling in. Click here to see the results.

Some San Diego voters speak with NBC 7’s Bridget Naso about why they cast their ballots on Election Day.

Election Day is well underway in San Diego County for the most unique election in history. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez and Audra Stafford have details for you.

With mail-in ballots and “super polling” locations, more than 1 million San Diego County voters have already submitted their ballots. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez has more information on this impressive figure.

The day has arrived for the most unique election in history. This is a one-stop-shop for San Diego County voters on what to know about voting this election season.

NBC 7’s Danny Freeman breaks down a couple of local races that could shape San Diego’s future for years to come.

United States Postal Service officials are looking into a video shared by the Florida House Democratic Leader showing what he says are piles of unsorted mail sitting in a Miami-Dade post office, sparking concerns that valid ballots won’t be counted.

As of Wednesday afternoon, the County Registrar of Voters said more than 875,000 people have already cast their ballot. This is an impressive record surpassing the number of people who voted by mail in 2016.