For those who haven’t yet voted, Stephen Curry and other notable Bay Area athletes and coaches used social media to urge you to cast your ballot Tuesday. Curry reassured voters who may be fearful of civil unrest or any other obstacles they may encounter while exercising their rights at the ballot box. Vote for Joe.…
Election: Stephen Curry, Gabe Kapler, other Bay Area athletes urge people to vote — East Bay Times
Warriors coach Steve Kerr, an active voice on social issues and causes, handed in his ballot on Saturday morning at Chase Center.It was quite the scene.The coach who has led Golden State to three NBA championships and five trips to the Finals posed for pictures with fans and handed out “I voted” stickers.“It’s just a…
Warriors coach Steve Kerr hands in his ballot at Chase Center — East Bay Times
Odest Riley plans to bring his 6-year-old son with him when he votes at either SoFi Stadium or the Forum, where he’ll be able to witness members of their Inglewood community participate in democracy, and do it in a memorable way. “The stadiums are in urban neighborhoods, available to people often disserved by the voting…
Something new this election: Voting at sports venues — Whittier Daily News
Sixteen years ago this weekend, Dave Roberts stole the most famous base in Red Sox history and David Ortiz hit the home run that helped launch one of the greatest comebacks in baseball — against the Yankees to boot. History was made at Fenway Park again on Saturday — though not by the lowly Sox…
Fenway Park a home run for Boston early voters amid unease over mail-in ballots — Boston Herald
The view from left field 