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Elections Code

A law in 9 Board decisions, 1954–2006.

9Board decisions about it
1954–2006first and last decision

In short

  • 7 Sep 1954
    Resolution approving an Elections Code amendment on how County Central Committee members are elected was adopted.
  • 13 Aug 1990
    Urges the state legislature to rename 'absentee ballot' as 'vote by mail ballot' in the Elections Code.
  • 21 Nov 2006
    Elections Code amendments finally passed, changing ballot measure deadlines, candidate statements and voter pamphlet mailing rules citywide.

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Votes · 3 roll calls
yes 29no 1absent 3

3 printed roll calls; 2 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
ordinance6
resolution2
motion1
Decisions, by outcome
passed3
referred3
passed first reading2

1 decision has no outcome read yet.

All 9 decisions · in date order
  • Resolution approving an Elections Code amendment on how County Central Committee members are elected was adopted.
    7 Sep 1954passedJournal 1954, p. 711 ↗
  • Supervisor Molinari asked the Attorney General to interpret Elections Code rules on source labels for political advertising.
    20 Oct 1975outcome not readJournal 1975, p. 1181 ↗
  • Urges the state legislature to rename 'absentee ballot' as 'vote by mail ballot' in the Elections Code.
    13 Aug 1990passedJournal 1990 ↗
  • Board passed on first reading, as amended, a new Elections Code setting rules for city municipal elections.
    3 Nov 1997passed first readingJournal 1997 ↗
  • Supervisors Gonzalez and Hall proposed deleting an Elections Code rule that names supervisors in the voter pamphlet; referred to Rules Committee.
  • Supervisor Ma proposed Elections Code changes raising Board candidate filing fees and statement length; sent to Rules Committee.
  • Elections Code amendments on candidate statements, ballot arguments and voter pamphlets were passed on first reading.
    2006passed first readingBoard minutes 2006 ↗
  • Elections Code amendments, sponsored by Supervisor Elsbernd, were sent to the Rules Committee for review.
  • Elections Code amendments finally passed, changing ballot measure deadlines, candidate statements and voter pamphlet mailing rules citywide.
    21 Nov 2006passedBoard minutes 2006 ↗
Pages that mention it · 7

Scanned pages whose text has the name: 7 Board journal pages.