If you’re catching up on the campaign for the Nov. 6 election, we’ve provided links to some of the stories and editorials that have appeared previously in the Post.
Palo Alto City Council
• A look at where the candidates stand in the Palo Alto City Council race
• Editorial: Post endorses Cormack, Filseth and DuBois
• Cormack gets a big boost from Guardino PAC and landlords group
• Wolbach switches sides, council decides to cap office growth
• Debate on office space cap shows divisions on City Council
• Wolbach, Cormack lead in fundraising, major donors listed
• Wolbach calls out his critics
• Pollster asking residents about council candidates and election issues
• Filseth to run for re-election
• DuBois to run for re-election
• Wolbach to run for re-election
• Former TV reporter, Pat Boone, running for council
• Library champion Alison Cormack running for council
• Councilmen call for more transparency in labor negotiations
• Poll finds anemic support for new taxes, growing number say city is on the wrong track
Palo Alto School Board
• Editorial: Dauber, Dharap for Palo Alto school board
• Editorial: Yes on Measure Z, the school bond measure
• School board member Collins targets Jordan over her dealings with Paly newspaper
• Measure Z would bring improvements to elementary schools
• School names, sex ed topics at Asian American school board forum
• School board candidates debate, Jordan questioned about her criticism of student press
• Jordan leads in fundraising for school board
• District hired lawyer to deal with Jordan’s frequent emails to student newspaper
• School board considers dumping rule requiring two meetings to ratify decisions
• Godfrey won’t seek second term, Dauber will; Jordan and Dharap enter race
• School board race attracts two candidates in their 20s
• Special education advocate Stacey Ashlund running for school board
• Kathy Jordan seeks school board seat
Palo Alto Measure F
• Medical providers fear layoffs if Measure F passes but union says it promotes transparency
• Editorial: No on Measure F, a disastrous idea
• $1.8 million spent so far on Measure F
Palo Alto Measure E and hotel taxes in San Carlos, Los Altos and Belmont
• Four cities go to voters for increases in hotel taxes
• Editorial: No on Measure E, the hotel tax
Menlo Park City Council
• Developers contribute to campaigns of incumbents Keith, Ohtaki
• Candidate Drew Combs tells allies to stand down
• Incumbent Peter Ohtaki’s two challengers want to shake things up in District 4
• Incumbent Kirsten Keith faces challenger Drew Combs in Willows District 2
• Schools, traffic are issues in three-way race for Belle Haven District 1 seat
• Editorial: Taylor, Combs and Shepherd for City Council
0• Opinion: A candidate with ethics, integrity
Menlo Park Fire Protection District
• Four candidates seek three seats
• Editorial: The Post’s choices for fire board
• Retiring board member Carpenter gives money to three challengers — not fellow board member Bernstein
Mountain View
• Profiles of the candidates running for City Council
• Editorial: Siegel, Showalter, Inks for Mountain View council
• Vandal caught spray-painting, removing campaign signs in Mountain View
• Police identify sign vandal, cite him
• Unions favor Kamei, Showalter, Siegel while developers donate to Inks
• Profiles of the candidates running for Mountain View Whisman school board
• Four candidates seek three seats on the Mountain View Los Altos High School District board
Los Altos
• Profiles of the five candidates running for City Council
• Editorial: In Los Altos, no on Measure C, yes for Enander, Fligor
• Watch the video of a thief stealing the “Yes on C” sign
• Friday’s off plan didn’t go to City Council for a public hearing
• Bullis battle plays out in school board race
• Four candidates seek three seats on the Mountain View Los Altos High School District board
East Palo Alto
• A look at the East Palo Alto City Council candidates
• One candidate raises an unusual amount of money in council race
• Candidates differ over RV influx
• Tech tax to go to voters
• Former and current council members told to repay reimbursements
Ravenswood School Board
• Profiles of the nine candidates running for Ravenswood school board
• Nine candidates enter race for Ravenswood school board
Redwood City
• Soaring pension costs cause city to ask voters for a sales tax increase
• Developer with project before council funds city’s sales tax increase campaign
• Hale, Galisatus lead pack when it comes to fundraising in Redwood City council race
• Two candidates lead the pack when it comes to donations
• Vandal targets council candidates, scrawling ‘#gay’ on fence
• Council candidate says mailer completely distorts her view on rent control
San Carlos
• Council candidates give their ideas about combating traffic
• Council candidates reveal their opinions about gun stores
Belmont
• Should voters pick their city clerk and city treasurer?
• Three incumbents face one challenger in City Council race
Marijuana taxes
• A look at Measure Q in Mountain View, Measure NN in San Carlos, Measure RR in Redwood City
Midpenininsula Regional Open Space District
• Council rivals go head-to-head for seat on the Midpen board
• Scharff puts $121,500 of his own money into Midpen race
• Scharff and Holman to run for Hanko’s seat on open space board
• Editorial: Holman best choice for Midpen board
El Camino Healthcare District
• A look at the candidates seeking three seats on the healthcare district’s board
Measure W — San Mateo County
• Editorial: No on Measure W, SamTrans bailout is ridiculous
• Opinion: SamTrans has a lot of chutzpah rolling out expensive new buses before Measure W vote
• SamTrans rolls out expensive new buses
• Measure W devotes little money for grade separations
• Measure W would fund SamTrans, transportation projects
• County spent $1 million on effort that led to Measure W
San Mateo County
• Four candidates vying for controversial harbor board
• Controversial harbor board gets a controversial candidate
• Lines drawn in races for Sequoia Healthcare District board
Santa Clara County Sheriff
• Smith, Hirokawa in run-off for sheriff
• Editorial: Re-elect Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith
• Jail reform at the center of sheriff’s race
• Sheriff’s candidates address policing issues at Stanford
• Sheriff fires back at critics, says car-sex allegation is fiction
• Cordell, Hirokawa say Sheriff Smith should resign
• Hirokawa says Smith lied about staffing levels at Palo Alto courthouse before escape
State Ballot Propositions
• Editorial: The Post’s view of the Nov. 6 ballot propositions
• Prop 5 would end the moving penalty for seniors and the disabled
• Prop 6 would repeal the gas tax
• Prop 7: Is the time right for permanent daylight savings time in California?
• Prop 8: A battle between unions and dialysis clinics
• Opinion: Prop 8 goes too far, interferes with patient care
• Prop 10 rent control measure prompts fierce fight
• Prop 12 would make egg-laying hens cage-free by 2022
Please vote against all tax increases on the ballot, and vote Yes on Prop 6 to lower the gas price. California has the highest sales taxes, highest property taxes and highest income taxes. It’s a big reason why the cost of living here is so high. If you don’t mind higher taxes, think about your friends and neighbors who are struggling to get by. Think about them! Vote no on all taxes, please.