Want to know who’s on the ballot in the upcoming election? One handy source on the web is Ballotpedia. You can use the site’s drop-down menu to select the race you’re interested in and discover the candidates and information about them.
Also, if you navigate to your local Supervisor of Elections Office, see if you can’t find links to a sample ballot for the next election. Every S.O.E. office in the state is run by a local elected official, and each of the state’s 67 counties have their own processes and procedures.
In addition to statewide candidates for office like governor and U.S. senator, there are local congressional and state legislative races, and the ballots vary depending on where you live.
To find your local Elections Office, you can use this link, which is also on the news2use section of Tropic Press: