2020 Election Live Updates: Mail ballot numbers keep climbing in California

With three days until election day on Nov. 3, Bay Area cities and businesses are bracing for possible unrest after the polls close, and President Trump and Joe Biden are looking for votes in states where the race is close. Read the Chronicle’s 2020 Voter Guide: Your essential resource to understanding the ballot measures, propositions and races that Bay Area voters are deciding. Plus, see Chronicle Editorial Board endorsements here. Top headlines: Bay Area braces for unrest California voter registration sets record Trump, Biden steer away from policy plans Latest updates from today: 7:28 p.m. Time off to vote, volunteer a Silicon Valley perk: With generous time-off policies, sometimes specifically designated for civic engagement, some tech employers are channeling political urges by making it easier for employees to get out the vote, volunteer for campaigns or just cast their ballots Tuesday. The Chronicle’s Chase DiFeliciantonio reports. 5:51 p.m. Steve Kerr visits drop-off station at Chase Center: Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr greeted voters at a drop-off ballot location at the Chase Center on Saturday morning, after submitting his own vote, the Associated Press reported. He doled out “I voted” stickers, in Warriors blue, and said: “We’re trying to remind… Read full this story

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