November 8, 2016 Presidential General Election
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Important Dates
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Ballot Measures
VOTER REGISTRATION
- Are you registered to vote? Check your voter registration
status here.
- You must register to vote no later than October 24, 2016 to be
eligible to vote in the November 8, 2016 Presidential Election.
- You can register online at the Secretary of State's website
here.
VOTE BY MAIL BALLOTS
To find out if you are already a vote by mail voter check
here.
How to apply for a vote by mail ballot:
- Complete a Vote by Mail
Application and mail it to the Yuba County Elections Office at
the address at the top of this page.
- Submit a letter requesting a ballot to the Yuba County Elections
Office at the address at the top of this page. Your request
must include your full name and address, the title and date of the
election, a mailing address for your ballot and your signature.
- Call the Yuba County Elections Office at (530) 749-7855.
You will be asked to verify your identify. You may only
request your ballot and only for the November 8, 2016 election.
CERTIFIED CANDIDATES FOR
LOCAL OFFICES
| Office |
Candidates |
| Yuba County Board of
Education, Trustee Area 4 |
Tracy Bishop
Emily Torres Dawson
Desiree Hastey |
| Marysville Joint
Unified High School, Trustee Area 2 |
Anthony "Mr. D" Dannible
Susan E. Scott |
| Marysville Joint
Unified High School, Trustee Area 4 |
Paul Allison
Terry J. Biladeau
Bernie Rechs |
| Wheatland Union High
School |
Patti Agles
Shawndel Meder
Anna
Meyerpeter-Newman
Debbie Schweitz |
| Wheatland Elementary
School |
Nicole "Nikki" Crabb
Kathy Herbert
Oscar Magana |
| Nevada County Board of
Education, Trustee Area 2 |
Caleb Buckley
Tracy Lapierre
John Meeks
Ashley Neumann |
| Nevada County Board of
Education, Trustee Area 3 |
Wendy Baker
Michael Trevor
Marianne Slade-Troutman |
| Yuba County Supervisor,
District 4 |
Roger Abe
Gary Bradford |
| Olivehurst Public
Utilities District, Director at Large 3 |
James L. Carpenter
Dawn Frizzell Foster
Michael Morrison |
| North Yuba Water
District, Division 1 |
Doug Neilson
Alton Wright |
| North Yuba Water
District, Division 2 |
Terry Brown
Ginger L. Hughes
Dale A. Skinner |
| North Yuba Water
District, Division 3 |
Jenny Cavaliere
Gary Hawthorne |
| City of Marysville,
Mayor |
Bonnie Houk
Christopher Pedigo
Ricky A. Samayoa |
| City of Marysville,
City Council |
David Hobbs
Charles Nott
Stephanie A. McKenzie
Billy D. Simmons
Valerie D. Tootle |
| City of Marysville,
Levee Commission |
Patrick Ajuria
Gary F. Elliott
Joseph "Joe" McLeod
John Nicoletti |
| City of Wheatland, City
Council |
Joe S. Henderson
Lisa McIntosh
Steven C. Thomas II
Rick West |
| STATE OFFICES |
|
| US Representative |
Eugene Cleek
John Garamendi |
| CA State Assembly,
District 3 |
Edward Ritchie
James Gallagher |
CANDIDATE RESOURCES
Yuba
County Candidate Handbook.
IMPORTANT DATES
| Date |
Activity |
| 08/18/16 |
RANDOM ALPHA DRAW
The Secretary of State shall hold a public drawing to determine
the order of candidate names on the ballot by randomly drawing
each letter of the alphabet.
For state legislative districts that encompass more than only
county, each local registrar will conduct a public drawing
randomly selecting each letter of the alphabet. |
| 10/24/16 |
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
Deadline to register to vote in the November 8, 2016 General
Election. |
LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES
MEASURE Q - Yuba Community College District Bond
- Ballot Question: To continue repairing,
renovating, constructing and equipping classrooms/facilities at the
campuses of Yuba and Woodland Colleges including nursing,
healthcare, science, technology, engineering, fire and police
training classrooms, shall $33,565,000 of Yuba Community College
District Bonds, previously approved by voters in November 2006, be
reauthorized through issuance of new bonds with no increase in total
authorized District debt, interest rates below the legal limit,
independent citizen oversight, and all funds used locally and not
taken by the State?
- Full Text of
Measure
- Tax Rate Statement
- Impartial Analysis
- Argument In Favor
of Measure Q
- Argument Against
Measure Q
- Rebuttal to
Argument in Favor of Measure Q
- Rebuttal to
Argument Against Measure Q
MEASURE D - Plumas Lake Elementary School District Bond
- Ballot Question: Local Middle School
Construction Measure. To design and construct a new middle
school to serve the Plumas Lake community in order to provide
adequate facilities specifically designed to accommodate middle
school curriculum for all current and future residents, including
modern classrooms, science, math and computer labs as well as
necessary student support facilities, shall Plumas Lake Elementary
School District issue $20,000,000 in bonds, at legal rates, no money
for administrators’ salaries, with all funds used locally?
- Full Text of
Measure
- Tax Rate Statement
- Impartial Analysis
- Argument In Favor
of Measure D
MEASURE E - Chapter 12.140 -- Medical Cannabis Cultivation and Commerce
MEASURE F - City of Marysville - Cannabis Business Tax
- Ballot Question: Shall the ordinance
amending the Marysville Municipal Code to add a “Cannabis Business
Tax” effective July 1, 2016 on marijuana businesses to help fund
general city services at a rate not to exceed 15% of gross receipts
for the licensed sale of medical and non-medical marijuana, and not
to exceed $25 per square foot on the cultivation of cannabis by
licensed growers, estimated to generate $650,000 annually, with no
termination date and annual adjustments by a consumer price index,
be adopted?
- Full Text of
Measure
- Impartial Analysis
- Argument in Favor
of Measure F
MEASURE B - Nevada Joint Union High School Bond
- Ballot Question: Local High School Repair/ School Safety
Measure. To upgrade/improve local high schools,
retain/attract quality teachers by repairing classrooms/ leaky
roofs, updating facilities for career/technical education jobs in
science, technology, engineering/math, ensuring safe drinking
water/fire safety, replacing deteriorating sewer/gas lines,
repairing, constructing, equipping/acquiring education facilities,
shall Nevada Joint Union High School District issue $47,000,000 in
bonds, at legal rates, require independent audits, citizens'
oversight, no money for administrators' salaries/ pensions, all
funds used locally?
- Full Text of
Measure
- Tax Rate Statement
- Impartial Analysis
- See Nevada County Elections for Argument Information