Marin election races solidify with latest filings
The March cycle will include contests for two seats on the Board of Supervisors, while three judges will go unchallenged.
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The March cycle will include contests for two seats on the Board of Supervisors, while three judges will go unchallenged.
In addition to the presidential primary, the election will include races for Congress, the state Legislature, Marin County Superior Court, the Board of Supervisors and several municipal councils.
The 10-year extension would keep the rate at $1,201 per parcel for the initial year before it rises annually with cost-of-living adjustments.
Nonpresidential California partisan elections are based on the “top two” system whereby the candidates who come in first and second, regardless of party, face off in November.