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Approximately 1.3 million vote-by-mail ballots are on the way to voters for the primary election on June 7.  According to the Riverside County Registrar’s Office, while the ballot mailing started on Monday, May 9, it is expected to take five days for all ballots to make it in the mail. Click here to Track Your

Kimberly Muzik has resigned her seat on the Indian Wells City Council effective May 31, 2022. Muzik was first elected to the council in 2016. She served as mayor of the city from December 2017 throughDecember 2018. She was reelected to a four-year term in Nov. 2020. “It is with a heavy heart and sadness

The Desert Hot Springs City Council selected its map for its first district-based elections. The council approved Map 1.1 during its meeting on Tuesday. Mayor Scott Matas said the map was thought of as the most that kept the most neighborhoods together. “If you really are trying to separate neighborhoods and make districts of people

The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians has a new chairman, Reid D. Milanovich. The tribe announced his leadership today as Tribal Council election results were finalized. Reid D. Milanovich was sworn in as Chairman of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians on April 5, 2022. He served as Vice Chairman of the Tribal

The Board of Supervisors today approved establishing an Election Advisory Committee, composed of volunteers who will monitor Riverside County elections and solicit input from residents on what to improve in the interest of transparency and efficiency.   “There’s a perception that this committee is going to make dramatic changes in the way that elections are held,

Republican State Senator Melissa Melendez will not be running for Congress. On Tuesday, News Channel 3 learned that Melendez missed the filing deadline to run in the newly drawn 41st congressional district.  The new district includes most of the Coachella Valley and is currently held by longtime Republican Congressman Ken Calvert.  The 41st district is shaping up to be

The city of Desert Hot Springs continues to move forward as it switches to its first-ever district-based election. Members of the City Council are currently elected by at-large elections, as each member is elected by the registered voters of the entire city. That will change going forward after the maps and district boundaries are chosen

Republican State Senator Melissa Melendez has filed papers to run in the newly drawn 41st Congressional district. The new district includes most of the Coachella Valley. Melendez won a special election for the State Senate in May 2020. She is not able to seek reelection due to term limits. Melendez is a U.S. Navy veteran