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Election Countdown: Last-Minute Answers To Your Voting Questions
Ballots have been mailed to every active registered voter in California, and more than one million have already been turned in. Is yours still sitting under a pile of mail on your kitchen counter? No judgment here!
If you’re still waiting to cast your vote, join us today at 5:30 p.m. for a last-minute rundown of your burning election questions. News anchor Austin Cross and senior politics reporter Libby Denkmann will take your questions and provide insight on propositions, key local races, and voting logistics.
Have an election question you’d like them to unpack? Send us an email at events@kpcc.org in advance of the event. RSVP here and watch live here at 5:30 p.m.
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