Voter fills out their ballot for the California Primary behind the voting booths inside the Allied Gardens Recreation Center in eastern San Diego on Tuesday June 2, 2026. / Vito Di Stefano for Voice of San Diego

Election Day is almost here and the podcast crew draft their picks for the most interesting races to watch. 

But first! The podcast crew reviews Nathan Fielder’s new documentary on Elizabeth Holmes, “You Can See Everything.” Spoiler alert: Our hosts talk about their favorite weird moments in the doc. 

Each host picks two races to watch, and host Bella Ross brings out her tarot cards to assist. In San Diego City Council District 4, both Councilmember Henry Foster and challenger Martha Abraham are keeping their distance from the mayor, and the crew says it’s something they’ve never seen in 25 years of covering local politics.

In District 2, Richard Bailey and Nicole Crosby supporters are fighting a bitter mailer battle and some mailers included misleading information. The picks also include a  fight between two Democrats, candidates trying to turn social media likes into votes, South County mayor races, Measure B (the county’s half-cent sales tax increase), and Proposition 40, the billionaire tax.

Come see us record the show on Nov. 10 at Soda Bar! Go to voiceofsandiego.org/events to get your tickets.

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