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With the November general election less than 50 days away, DanvilleSanRamon.com’s 2026 Election Center is officially live. We’ve created the Election Center as a one-stop shop where you can find all of our coverage of the local races on your ballot. 

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The main page highlights our most recent election reporting at the top, followed by individual sections for each race and ballot proposition. We wanted to make it easy for readers to sort through our coverage, particularly as they are filling out their ballots.

Our Election Center also features a list of voting resources, including a calendar of key dates, information about submitting your ballot in-person or by mail, and help making sure you are registered to vote.

We’ve also got a page with information about our live forums, including where and when each one will be held, and how to submit questions in advance. Moderated by our staff, these forums give voters the chance to hear from candidates directly on the issues. 

The launch of our Election Center is in coordination with a broader initiative to make our news coverage accessible for all during election season. Embarcadero Media Foundation, the nonprofit organization that operates DanvilleSanRamon.com, has dropped the paywall on our site – and plans to keep it down at least through Nov. 6. This means our audience can read as many stories as they want for free.

Our goal is to remove the paywall for good, but that doesn’t come without cost. To help make this move permanent, we’ve launched an “Unlock Nonprofit News” fundraising campaign.

As we dive into election season, we would love to hear from readers about what kinds of coverage would be the most helpful. If you’d like to share suggestions, contact associate publisher and editorial director Jeremy Walsh at jwalsh@embarcaderomedia.org

Editor’s note: Zoe Morgan helps to lead audience engagement efforts for Embarcadero Media Foundation, DanvilleSanRamon.com’s parent organization.

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Zoe Morgan leads the Mountain View Voice as its editor. She previously spent four years working as a reporter for the Voice, with a focus on covering local schools, youth and families. A Mountain View...

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