Summary
Election Day is just around the corner, and Hayward's City Clerk is reminding everyone to check their registration and find their local drop box. Voters will be casting ballots for mayor and specific council districts, so it's time to make a plan to vote.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Local elections require taxpayer funding to administer, but voting itself is completely free.
All Hayward residents benefit by having a direct say in who runs the city and shapes local policies.
No groups negatively affected
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Have your say by voting in the Nov. 3 election | City of Hayward - Official website
Image The Hayward Office of the City Clerk encourages all eligible residents to have their say in the Nov. 3 election by casting their ballot by mail, through a 24-hour Official Drop Box or at a designated V...
How to register and ways to vote | City of Hayward - Official website
Image As Election Day approaches, the Office of the City Clerk encourages all eligible residents to prepare by finding their district, checking their voter registration and becoming familiar with voting proc...
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