All decisions
66 Board decisions about Municipal Elections Code, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- An ordinance proposed to enact a Municipal Elections Code setting rules for nominations, ballots and voter materials was referred to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Leal proposed a new Municipal Elections Code setting rules for city elections, ballots and nominations; referred to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Leal's proposed Municipal Elections Code was amended as a whole, setting nomination, ballot and measure rules.
- Board finally passed a new Municipal Elections Code setting rules for city elections, nominations and ballots.
- Proposed amendments to the Municipal Elections Code on voter pamphlet deadlines and bond statements were assigned to the Rules Committee under the 30-day rule.
- Proposed election rule changes, including voter pamphlet deadlines
- Proposed amendments to the Municipal Elections Code on voter pamphlet deadlines and ballot rules were assigned to the Rules Committee.
- City Attorney's substitute ordinance amending the Municipal Elections Code was sent to Rules Committee; it changes voter pamphlet and election deadlines.
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, revisions to the Municipal Elections Code covering voter pamphlet deadlines and ballot rules.
- Ordinance passed updating the Municipal Elections Code on voter pamphlet deadlines, ballot printing and bond statement limits, requested by the Elections Department.
- Supervisor Hall proposed repealing Sections 700 through 760 of the Municipal Elections Code on the Citizens Advisory Committee on Elections; sent to Rules Committee.
- A proposed ordinance would change deadlines for correcting and reviewing ballot arguments in the Municipal Elections Code.
- Landmark status for the Infant Shelter at 1201 Ortega Street
- Supervisor Elsbernd's proposed amendments to the Municipal Elections Code were referred to the Rules Committee.
- Elsbernd's ordinance changing Municipal Elections Code rules, including voter pamphlet timing and candidate fees, was sent to the Rules Committee.
- Election rule changes on candidate fees and voter pamphlets; pending.
- Passed on first reading an ordinance changing Municipal Elections Code rules on ballot arguments, candidate statements and voter pamphlets.
- Ordinance proposed by Supervisor Elsbernd to amend the Municipal Elections Code on runoffs, candidate statements and measures.
- Ordinance amending the Municipal Elections Code to remove outdated runoff rules and standardize candidate statements; outcome pending.
- Changes to the Municipal Elections Code on candidate deadlines, filing fees, and petition badges were finally passed.
- Noncitizen school board voting rules sent to committee
- Ballot notice for Port trust land measures sent to committee
- Voter pamphlet notice proposed for measures on Port trust land
- Voter pamphlet warning on Port land measures now final
- Voter pamphlet notice proposed for measures on Port trust land
- Noncitizen voting in School Board elections passed on first reading
- Certain non-citizens can now register to vote in school board elections
- Noncitizen voting in School Board elections up for final passage
- Candidacy filing deadline change sent to committee
- Candidates to file papers on one single deadline
- Single candidacy filing deadline passed on first reading
- Candidates must file candidacy and fundraising papers together
- Candidates would file candidacy and fundraising papers the same day
- Expanded vote-by-mail for the November election passed on first reading
- Voters get more mail-in ballots for the November 2020 election
- Vote-by-mail to be expanded at city-only elections, proposed
- Vote-by-mail expansion amended to keep in-person voting, passed first reading
- Wider use of vote-by-mail proposed for municipal elections
- Wider use of vote-by-mail proposed for municipal elections
- Mail ballots expand for city-only elections, now final
- Non-citizen voting in school board elections sent to committee
- Noncitizen voting in school board elections passes first reading
- Non-citizens keep right to vote in school board races, renewed
- Noncitizen voting in school board elections proposed for renewal
- Open source voting pilot to go to the Secretary of State
- Open source voting pilot to be filed with the state
- City passes open-source voting pilot
- City would opt out of naming ballot measure backers
- Ballot question naming bill put off to July 18
- Proposal to keep backers' names off local ballot questions
- Backers' names kept off local ballot questions, passed amended
- Keeping backers' names off local ballot questions taken up
- Ballot naming opt-out amended to cover this fiscal year
- Backers' names to be kept off local ballot questions
- Backers' names kept off local ballot questions approved
- Rules for Chinese character names on ballots sent to committee
- Naming ballot measure supporters and opponents sent to committee
- Naming ballot measure backers and opponents passed on first reading
- Rules for candidates' Chinese ballot names passed on first reading
- Listing measure backers and opponents on ballots put forward
- Rules for candidates' Chinese-character ballot names
- Rules for candidates' Chinese ballot names put forward
- Ballot wording to name measure backers and opponents
- Higher fees for paid ballot arguments sent to committee
- Ballot argument fees written into the Municipal Elections Code
- Voter information pamphlets written into the Municipal Elections Code