Tuesday is the final day to cast ballots in this year’s primary election. Voters across the Bay Area will decide on key races for county supervisor seats, state offices, and a slew of measures aimed at addressing mental health, public safety and the region’s homelessness crisis. Some of the races garnering attention include a rare recall election for two San Francisco judges who have been portrayed as soft on crime. In the East Bay, Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín is competing with five other candidates for a seat in the state senate. In Napa, voters will decide on three of five supervisor seats. We’ll talk about the races you’re watching and what you need to know going into the primary.

Guests:

Guy Marzorati, correspondent, KQED's California Politics and Government Desk

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, reporter and producer covering politics, KQED News

Kim Alexander, president and founder, California Voter Foundation

Annelise Finney, reporter, KQED

Election 2024: Key Races and Ballot Measures in the March Primary

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