This is a relatively short post. The most controversial election on my ballot is the Presidential primary, and I’m pretty sure most of my friends have plenty of information about that already. All five propositions are “give money to kids?” and seem like easy yeses. There are only a few other contested positions, and most of them are incumbents vs relatively unknown challengers.
Please don’t skip the local school funding propositions, which may require supermajorities to pass! My strongest recommendations on this ballot are to vote yes on Alameda County Measure C and Berkeley Measures E, G, and H.
Here are my current recommendations in ballot order.
Here are my current recommendations in ballot order.
For more details, read my full posts on propositions and on candidates.
Here are my current thoughts on candidates on the November 2018 ballot in
Berkeley, in ballot order.
Here are my current thoughts on the propositions on the November 2018
ballot.
Here are my current recommendations in ballot order.
For more details, read my full posts on propositions and on candidates.
On the whole, I’ve found fewer candidates to be excited about than in past
years, and lots of races where I’m finding it hard to come to a decision. I’d
love to hear feedback from friends in the next week before the election!
Here are my current thoughts on candidates on the June 2018 ballot in
Berkeley, in ballot order.
Here are my current thoughts on the propositions on the June 2016
ballot. (Spoiler alert: yes on everything except 70.)
Here are my current recommendations in ballot order.
For more details, read my full posts on local propositions (Berkeley, East Bay regional, and BART), on
state-wide propositions and on
candidates.
We’ll see how today’s election goes. I’ll be making calls all day.
In the meantime, a few pictures:
Here are my current thoughts on candidates on the November 2016 ballot in
Berkeley, in ballot order.
You can also read my thoughts
on state-wide
and local propositions, or see
a cheat sheet summary.