Hayward voters to choose council members in Districts 1 and 6

What is scheduled

Hayward voters will choose councilmembers for District 1 and District 6 in an election set for Nov. 3. The two district seats are the focus of this contest.

District 1 and District 6

The election covers two Hayward City Council districts: District 1 and District 6. Voters in those districts will select the councilmember who represents them.

The election title identifies the offices at stake but does not name the candidates or describe their policy positions. This article does not assign positions to any candidate.

What the vote decides

The Nov. 3 election will determine the councilmembers for the two districts. District-based council elections give voters in each district a choice for that district’s seat.

The result will determine who serves as the District 1 and District 6 councilmembers after the election. The contest is separate by district, so the District 1 choice concerns District 1 and the District 6 choice concerns District 6.

What to watch

Voters can watch for official election information about the District 1 and District 6 contests as Nov. 3 approaches. Key process details include the candidate list, ballot instructions and the certification of results.

SFGATE reported the Nov. 3 election contests in Hayward. The report is linked below.