Nov. 2
• Galt polling places to be manned by students
• Victory parties scarce in Lodi
• Governor pumps up voters for Podesto

Nov. 1
• Area voters face decisions on major issues Tuesday
• Candidates campaign on final weekend
• Arnold stumps for Bush, voices proposition views in Pleasanton

Oct. 30
• If past proves true, Eastside ballots could reflect council winners
• Local residents pour money into political campaigns

Oct. 29
• Lodi High students debate election issues at Town Hall forum

• Political notes

Oct. 28
• Political notes

Oct. 26
• Machado and Podesto involved in costly race for state Senate seat
• Cost of balloting services unknown, registrar says
• Galt, Clements fire districts candidates eye local needs
• Lockeford candidates address development
• Uncontested seats in local races
• Galt PAC raises $6,000 for local elections
• LUSD candidates get to marrow of district issues

Oct. 25
• Nakanishi looks to defeat challenger, attain new goals
• Houston, Shaw compete for 15th Assembly District
• Aghazarian, Weintz vie for 26th Assembly District

Oct. 23
• Business climate at center of 1st state Senate District race
• Half-million dollars spent on Stockton greenbelt initiatives
• Campaign mailer 'blatantly deceptive,' Lodi vice mayor says
• Machado-Podesto battle dwarfs other races in campaign spending

Oct. 22
• Machado, Podesto square off at debate in Tracy
• Powers, Payne lead in Galt campaign fund-raising
• Galt candidates address public at forum
• Flynn leads fund-raising, spending in Lodi City Council race
• Measure A will help fund Galt interchange, supporter says
• Business owners dispute Measure R flier's claim
• Voters to decide whether to change three-strikes law
• November ballot packed with 16 state propositions
• San Joaquin County voter interest rises, registrar says
• Political Notes

Oct. 21
• Political Notes

Oct. 20
• Lodi seniors query council candidates
• Assembly candidate faces more legal problems
• Misleading Measure R mailers hit Lodi voters

Oct. 19
• Fiscal conservatives battle for Galt congressional seat
• War, security issues are on top of the list in congressional race
• Business owners dispute Measure R flier's claim

Oct. 18
• Galt voters mull quarter-percent hike in sales tax

Oct. 16
• Measure R could reshape Lodi's retail landscape
• Three Stockton greenbelt measures compete for votes
• Political notes

Oct. 15
• Political notes

Oct. 14
• Assembly candidate Shaw creates problem for Houston
• Political notes

Oct. 13
• Eastside issues addressed at fourth candidate forum
• Will Galt Fire, Sacramento Metro merge? Depends on who you ask

Oct. 12
• Political notes

Oct. 9
• Houston leads campaign fund-raising among Assembly, Senate candidates
• Political notes

Oct. 8
• City Council throws its weight behind Prop. 1A
• Lodi council candidates talk of gangs, city unity at latest forum
• Sign snatchers strike Lodi candidate

Oct. 30
• News-Sentinel endorsements

Oct. 29
• We can't endorse Bush or Kerry

Oct. 28
• Vote 'Yes' on Proposition 64

Oct. 27
• Vote ‘no' on Proposition 72

Oct. 26
• Vote ‘Yes' on Proposition 59

Oct. 25
• Why it won't be a Kerry landslide when it should be
• LUSD: Ganzer, Johnson, Young

Oct. 23
• Bush blurs church, state separation
• No on Measure R

Oct. 16
• Can Lodi afford Measure R? Yes: Give voice to the people
• Can Lodi afford measure R? No: Just use common sense

Oct. 14
• Rumors about the draft are just that
• Voters are only human and that's a real problem

Oct. 9
• Bush's track record proves he's no friend to women

Galt City Council
• Four Galt City Council hopefuls battle for two openings

Galt High School and Galt Elementary School Districts
• Seven candidates hope to assume seats on Galt's two school districts

Lodi City Council
• Flynn, Dixon
• Jarrett, Steve
• Johnson, Bob
• Mackey, Stephen
• Mounce, JoAnne

Lodi Unified School District
• Six candidates vying for three seats on Lodi Unified School District board

Oct. 16
Lodi City Council • Johnson, Mounce for council