San Jose last-minute polling place changes urge voters to check locations ahead of Election Day

With voters heading to the polls in just one week for a critical midterm election, officials are issuing a reminder to triple-check polling places if voting in person. San Jose recently had to make a couple of last-minute polling place changes because of vandalism. Workers are feverishly opening and processing ballots in the main center of the Registrar of Voters office, while the counting of ballots takes place in another secure, private room. Yeah, ballots are coming in. We expect 55% to 60% voter turnout, which is on par with previous gubernatorial elections, said Michael Borja, a spokesman for the Registrar of Voters. However, those who wait until Election Day to cast their ballots in person might find a few changes in San Jose. The registrar recently sent a letter to voters noting that two scheduled voting centers will not open. One of them is White Road Baptist Church in San Jose. The church put up a notice advising voters that its doors will be closed on Electio