Politically Speaking

Results show that majority-Latino areas of San Diego County shifted toward Donald Trump by wide margins in the 2024 presidential election.

The race to be Oceanside’s next leader is between an incumbent and a deputy mayor. It is down to less than 1,000 votes as of mid-Thursday.

In a tight race for California’s 49th Congressional District, incumbent Democratic Rep. Mike Levin held a roughly 5,000 vote lead over Republican challenger Matt Gunderson as of Wednesday.

With a whopping 22 school bond measures on the ballot, NBC 7’s Shandel Menezes takes a look at how school districts across San Diego County are responding to the results. 

It was a resounding victory for former President Donald Trump. But in San Diego, the results were different, with more San Diegans voting for Vice President Kamala Harris. NBC 7’s Joe Little explains.

Incumbent mayor Todd Gloria leads challenger Larry Turner by a significant margin, with about half of San Diego’s ballots counted.

More than a dozen local governments asked voters to approve sales tax increases this election cycle, including the city of San Diego and San Diego County. Measures G and E are so far falling short. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.

San Diego County still has hundreds of thousands of votes to be counted, leaving one House race still undecided. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer has the latest on the race for California’s 49th Congressional District.

NBC 7’s Dave Summers spoke to San Diego voters about how they’re feeling heading into Election Day.

There are 235 voting centers open across San Diego County. If you’re voting in person, there are a few do’s and don’ts that you might not be aware of.

The Registrar of Voters walks NBC 7 through the ballot tabulation process at the county’s vote counting headquarters.

It’s the grand finale in the race to be San Diego’s next mayor. Mayor Todd Gloria and challenger Larry Turner are campaigning all around the town ahead of Tuesday. NBC 7’s Joey Safchik caught up with both candidates.

California voters will be asked this November to vote on Proposition 36, a measure that would roll back a resolution passed by voters in 2014 to reclassify some “non-violent” felonies as misdemeanors.