November 4, 2020 - Vision in Action No. 9;
This is a special edition of the Vision in Action as the nation awaits the results of the historic 2020 election.
California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley today issued this statement:
“This can be an anxious time as we wait for a complete and fair counting of ballots cast in the presidential election, but I urge everyone in our community colleges family to remain patient and calm as the country works toward a final outcome. The integrity of the election may require a process that continues counting for several days, which is not unusual in our history. Today’s polarized political climate calls on us to exercise reason and faith in our democratic process to help us come together and move our country forward.”
Tracking the Votes
Find unofficial election results on California’s Election Results website. The Secretary of State’s office updates election results as often as new data is received from county elections officials.
Follow national results as swing states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan continue counting votes.
Track your ballot.
Items of Interest
Here’s what happened in California while you were sleeping, and here’s what we know and don’t know.
There’s no winner yet in the presidential race. That’s OK.
EXPLAINING RACE CALLS: Presidential race too early to call.
Exit poll results and analysis for the 2020 presidential election: Voters worried about economy, pandemic and racial inequality.
How to survive your post-Election Day anxiety.
Student Supports
The Secretary of State’s office again sponsored the ‘Ballot Bowl’ competition to increase voter turnout among California college students. Results can be found here: https://caballotbowl.sos.ca.gov/.
