Tab-separated Format - This new report in a plain-text, delimited format allows for greater data analysis. It contains a detailed breakdown of votes cast by Precinct, Contest, Candidate and type (Early,Vote-by-Mail or Election Day).

Precinct Report – Preliminary report available after Semi Final results posted at the end of the evening on Election Night.

Statewide Election Results – Follow statewide results on the California Secretary of State’s website.

Statement of the Vote (SOV) PDF Format – The Statement of Vote will be published at the time of the certification of the election, within 30 days of election day. It is a listing of all election contests by total, by precinct, by cities, by districts, including write-in votes.

Official Results

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June 7, 2016 Elections Calendar

Printable version of Elections Calendar

Days Prior to Election	Date	Action Taken
158	January 4, 2016	By this date the Secretary of State shall issue a notice designating the offices, except those of county officers and judges, for which candidates are to be nominated in the direct primary election. (Note: Deadline falls on a holiday. Date is moved to next business day on January 4, 2016, per EC §15) EC §12103

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Register to Vote for June 7, 2016 Election

You may register at any time, but to be eligible to vote in an upcoming election, your Voter Registration Form must be applied on-line by midnight no later than 15 days before that election. If you are mailing a Voter Registration Form, it must be postmarked no later than 15 days before that election and received by the San Mateo County Registration & Elections Division by the close of the polls on election day.

The registration deadline for the June 7, 2016 election is May 23, 2016.

Voter Qualifications

Pod August 9, 2017

How to Mark a Paper Ballot

Marking a paper ballot is the same whether you vote by mail or vote at a vote center. The ballots are the same. The only difference is how you cast your vote: in person or by mail.

June 7, 2016 Presidential Primary Election

Information for Voters

Randomized Alphabet Drawing

Candidate Information

County Measure

Measure G - County Service Area One: Special Tax for Extended Police and Structural Fire Protection Services

2/3 Voter Approval Required

School District Measures

Measure D – Pacifica School District: Parcel Tax Measure

2/3 Voter Approval Required

Measure E - Jefferson Union High School District: Parcel Tax Measure

2/3 Voter Approval Required

Measure H - Ravenswood City School District Bond Measure

55% Voter Approval Required

Special District Measure

Measure AA -San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority: San Francisco Bay Clean Water, Pollution Prevention and Habitat Restoration

2/3 Voter Approval Required

City Measure

Measure F - City of Half Moon Bay: Adoption of Taxpayer Protection Act

Majority Voter Approval Required

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June 7, 2016
Presidential Primary Election