All of your Fresno and Madera County elections questions, answered
Fresnoland answers your questions about how to vote in Fresno and Madera County.
Fresno and Madera County June 2022 primary election results (so far)
Final results aren’t in yet – but low turnout heavily favored incumbents and well-financed candidates, so far.
Meet the candidates running for Madera County, Board of Supervisors, District 5 (and who’s funding them)
Candidate Robert Macaulay has the fundraising lead, with major developers and business interests lining up behind him.
Meet the candidates for Madera County Board of Supervisors, District 2 (and who’s funding them)
Fresnoland asked Madera County Board of Supervisors District 2 candidates about housing, jobs, homelessness, & water for the June 2022 primary election.
Meet the candidates for Madera County, Board of Supervisors District 1 (and who’s funding them)
Fresnoland asked Madera County Board of Supervisors District 1 candidates about housing, jobs, homelessness, & water for the June 2022 primary election.
Brian Pacheco is running for Fresno County Supervisor, District 1, unopposed. Here’s who’s funding him
Fresnoland looked at which business interests, developers, labor unions are funding the campaign for Fresno County, California Supervisor Brian Pacheco.
Meet the candidates for Fresno County Board of Supervisors, District 4 (and who is funding them)
Fresnoland asked Fresno County, District 4 supervisor candidates about housing, jobs, homelessness, & climate for the June 2022 primary election.
Meet the candidates running for Fresno City Council, District 7 (and who is funding them)
In the Fresno City Council District 7 race, Nelson Esparza is the incumbent. If the June primary winner gets over 50% of the votes, the seat is won. If not, the top two vote-getters will be on the ballot in November. About the district District 7 includes east-central and parts of southeast Fresno, including the…
Meet the candidates running for Fresno City Council, District 5 (and who is funding them)
Developers and business interests are going big for incumbent Chavez.