How to watch Oakland 2024 election candidate forums

Oakland, CALocal News

The Oaklandside has created an informative guide aimed at Oakland residents who wish to participate in the upcoming elections by attending candidate forums. The article outlines a series of events where candidates for the City Council, city attorney, and school board will present their platforms and answer questions from the public. Scheduled forums include an endorsement meeting hosted by the Metropolitan Greater Oakland Democratic Club and a candidates' forum organized by Families in Action, both designed to facilitate dialogue between voters and candidates. Each event's details, including registration links, are provided to ensure accessibility for all interested participants. The piece emphasizes the critical role these forums play in fostering civic engagement and empowering residents to make informed voting decisions.

Furthermore, the Oaklandside encourages readers to report any missed events, highlighting its commitment to providing up-to-date information. With the election date approaching, this resource serves as a vital tool for community involvement in local governance. The guide is part of a broader effort by the Oaklandside to cover the elections comprehensively and connect voters with candidates.

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