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Voters will decide in California’s Sept. 14 recall election whether Gov. Gavin Newsom will stay in office or be removed. There are just two questions on the ballot: Should Newsom be recalled from office? And, if he is recalled, who among the 46 candidates on the ballot should take his place? As the governor and those who hope to replace him make their cases, here’s what you need to know:
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Here’s how to make sure your vote is counted
When the deadlines are, how to track your ballot, where your closest voting center is, and more.
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Recommendations from the Los Angeles Times editorial board
The Times endorses selectively. Recommendation for this recall election includes information for both questions on the ballot.
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Meet the recall candidates
The California recall election includes dozens of challengers as voters decide whether to retain Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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The issues driving the recall
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Voters react
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Tracking the money in the recall
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