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Elecciones Primarias 2016 en San Diego: Ubica tu Casilla para Votar

Elecciones Primarias 2016 en San Diego: Ubica tu Casilla para Votar
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Los ciudadanos de San Diego se dirigirán a las urnas este martes 7 de junio, para participar en las elecciones primarias de 2016. Los votantes tendrán la oportunidad de votar en la contienda para Alcalde, Procurador General, y Concejales de la Ciudad.

Si estas registrado como votante independiente o “sin preferencia de partido” y quieres votar en la elección presidencial, puedes pedir tu boleta del Partido Demócrata en las urnas. Las elecciones Republicanas son cerradas y no permiten a independientes votar.Entre los candidatos destacan:MayorEd Harris (Dem)Kevin Faulconer (Rep)Lori Saldaña (Indep)City AttorneyGil Cabrera (Dem)Rafael Castellanos (Dem)Robert Hickey (Rep)Mara W. Elliott (Dem)Bryan Pease (Dem)District 1Barbara Bry (Dem)Ray Ellis (Rep)Bruce D. Lightner (Rep)District 3Anthony Bernal (Dem)Chris Ward (Dem)District 7Scott Sherman (Rep)Jose Caballero (Dem)Justin A. DeCesare (Dem)District 9Ricardo Flores (Dem)Georgette Gomez (Dem)Sarah Saez (Dem)

Google y el Proyecto para Informar a los Votantes (Voting Information Project) se unieron en 2012 para dar a los votantes toda la información que requieren en un sólo lugar. La información basada en ubicación da a los usuarios la ubicación de la casilla más cercana, fechas de la elección, muestra de la boleta electoral, y el contacto del Secretario de Estado. A partir de ese momento, cada año electoral Google ha sumado más socios, y hoy en día provee el mismo sistema de información para votantes junto con The Pew Charitable Trusts y la Asociación de Internet.

Los votantes simplemente necesitan escribir su dirección y el sistema genera la ubicación de su casilla electoral y una muestra de su boleta electoral.

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