East San Jose leaders say their neighborhoods face a shortage of voting locations for the March 5 primary election — a problem worsened by language and transportation barriers. There are almost twice as many places to cast your vote in San Jose’s Council District 5, which has no local race, than in District 8 where there’s a seat up for election. County election workers say it’s too late to add more voting centers for the primary, but will account for the feedback in November. San Jose Councilmember Peter Ortiz, who represents District 5, is pointing out two particular voids in…
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