Tag: San Benito County election
Mail ballots head to voters next week
While ballots for the June 5 primary will be dropped at the post office Monday, the local elections office is looking ahead to Election...
Election 2018: Video Interviews in District 4 Supervisor Race
As part of Election 2018 coverage, San Benito Live is presenting video interviews with local candidates for office along with written candidate profiles. Here,...
Candidate Profile: Gillio’s priorities are safety, economy, roads
Jim Gillio said he has a “pretty unique background” in his run for District 4 county supervisor. He grew up off Santa Ana Valley...
Candidate Profile: Perez has ‘passion for youth’
Richard Perez pointed to his career in the high-tech industry and involvement in the local community as reasons he has a good background for...
Candidate Profile: Hernandez says ‘protect our community’
Peter Hernandez went from volunteering for the probation department to his current spot as a Hollister School District trustee, and now he hopes to...
Local voting practices to change in 2018
Big procedural changes are coming for San Benito County voters that should result in fewer mailings, more time to register, and no out-of-pocket postage...
State to reveal ballot qualifiers Thursday
California voters can expect a packed ballot in the races for governor and U.S. Senate come June, but Thursday will find out exactly who...
Three county measures qualify for June ballot
The San Benito County Elections Office announced three measures will be on the June primary ballot, including two that are countywide and a third...
Records: It’s a crowded ballot in races for supervisor, judge, treasurer
Political interest is alive and well in San Benito County, with a full June primary ballot in various local races.
According to current records at...
Records: More candidates join 30th Assembly race
There's a crowded June primary ballot in the race for 30th District Assembly.
San Benito County Supervisor Robert Rivas put his name out there early...