With Election Day less than a day away, you might be asking yourself, "Holy hell, where's my polling station? I want to vote. Why is my life is such a mess!" Well, fret no more. We've got you covered on one end. Vote411.org's poll finder can help you find your polling station with little fuss or muss. more ›

The House voted today to repeal the U.S. military's ban on LGBT service. Wednesday's vote, 250-175,"propels the issue to the Senate for what could be the last chance for now to end the 1993 law that forbids recruiters from asking about sexual orientation while prohibiting soldiers from acknowledging that they are gay." more ›

While SFist will bring you election 2010 updates as soon as the numbers start rolling in, you can also keep track online. Behold: California state results page is a good option; here's the link for San Francisco's results. You can also watch live coverage on SFGTV on cable channel 26. more ›

What with election day around the corner, we must tell you that today is the last day to register to vote in the November election. You can print out or complete the registration form here, or simply grab one at your local office, public library, City/County offices, and the dreaded DMV.. Completed forms must be postmarked or delivered to the county elections office no later than 7 p.m. Oct. 18. (Psst, vote no on Prop L, the sit/lie ordinance. Or do. But, seriously, don't. It's cruel and could earn you a seat in the lower rungs of Hell.) [Appeal] more ›

Tomorrow, June 8, is election day. Wee. Here's your Voter Information Pamphlet & Sample Ballot (.pdf). Here's how others want you to vote. Here are your San Francisco election night parties. Also, SFist's Chris Jones will be here tomorrow with a rundown the election-ness. So, you know, God bless American by the dawn's early light, etcetera, and so forth. Oh, and watch your back for surprise sex while standing in your voting booth. more ›

Want to vote in the June 8 gubernatorial primary election? Well, today (5/24) is the last day to register. That's right. Registration cards -- which you can obtain at any local election office, public library, post office, DMV or City Hall -- "must be submitted in person or through the mail." If you can't make it out, you can download the cards from the Secretary of State's site. Be sure to make your voice heard on June 8! It's your duty as an American citizen. (Speaking of which, once you register, jury duty will follow.) [via SF Appeal/BCN] more ›

Do you love McLaren Park? Yes. Yes, you do. Would you like to see $30,000 in grant money go renovating McLaren Park? Yes. Yes, you would. Because it needs it. more ›

Oh, God. The ladies at opened up nominations for their "2009 style council." That is to say, you get to vote from this pool of candidates for most stylish person in San Francisco. While all of them are worthy candidates, you will probably recognize 0.00 of these locals with faces full of fashion. But you should still vote for one (out of 80) of them here. (Tip: don't vote for any candidate sporting severe bangs or anything looking back to the '80s.) The winner gets a spread in the 7x7 September fashion issue. May God be with them. In related news, the SF Fashion Awards happen later this month. Isn't that adorable? more ›

Girl Scout cookies season is upon us, and we are all better for it. Well, most of us are. A gaggle of Burlingame Girl Scouts were injured earlier this month after a truck plowed into them while hawking cookies. And this North Carolina scout who got busted for successfully promoting her goods on YouTube. (The Girl Scouts have a ban on Internet sales in order to protect the girls' safety.) more ›

We just got word about something cool. Well, cool insofar as local politics is cool, which? Not so much. But for those of you confused by who is up for what in which district, Rich Bartlebaugh sent us info on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors candidate Google Video Map. Don't know who to vote for? This will help you out. more ›

Today's election day, kids. Remember to get out there and vote, etcetera, etcetera, and so forth. more ›

She is becoming a woman after our own heart, that Jen. more ›

Just as Ross informed the candidate that they had 20 seconds left and he offered his final question about Bill's role in Hillary's campaign, the senator broke out in a coughing fit and was unable to answer the question.
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