Vote 2022

In the November 8th general election, you will be voting for your Congressperson in the House of Representatives, your U. S. Senator, and your representatives in state and local government. There will also be several ballot measures - proposed legislation to be approved or rejected by eligible voters.

IMPORTANT DATES: 

9/20:  National Voter Registration Day

11/8: Last Day to Register to Vote (After October 23, you may register and  receive a conditional ballot)

11/8: Election Day

Why vote? 

With 12% of the country's population, California is the most populous state in the nation. Because of this, California voters will play a crucial role in the nominating process. Elections can be decided by a handful of voters. By exercising your right to vote, you will be helping to shape the future. From the economy and health care to the environment and human rights, the stakes are high. Make your voice matter!

    President Donald Trump, Republican Party                     Vice President Mike Pence, Republican Party

 Joe Biden, Democratic Party Candidate for President         Senator Kamala Harris, Democratic Party Candidate for Vice-President

Check out Ballotpedia's List of 2020 Presidential Candidates for the complete list of candidates and links to their biographies.  

    Alex Padilla, U.S. Senator, Democrat                                        Mark Mauser, Republican

Identify your U.S. congressional district and the name of your current representative: 

Who's running in your district in 2022:                                                                                                                               

Find your California senate and assembly district, your current representatives and who's running for election in 2022.  Note: Scroll down to the section labeled "Find your districts".

For additional information on these individuals and their proposals to address the issues concerning citizens today, use the library's OneSearch tool to search under their name or if you want their stand on a particular issue, search under their name and the name of the issue, for example, Alex Padilla justice reform.

Additional recommended databases to use for these searches include the following:

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