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California Democrats Resist Stricter Voting Deadlines as Calls Grow for Faster Election Results
California’s long wait for election results is again drawing criticism, but Democratic leaders at the state Capitol say they are not willing to speed...
Board of Equalization Wields Limited Power, but Donors Still Pour Millions Into Races
Members of California’s Board of Equalization earn $185,000 a year for a post that now carries far less authority than it once did. Yet...
Generational Divide Shapes Drama in Upcoming Congressional Races
Proposition 50 has reduced some uncertainty in California’s 2026 congressional landscape, with Democrats now widely expected to pick up seats as they work to...
California’s Top-Two Primary Falls Short of Voters’ Expectations
When California voters approved the state’s top-two primary system in 2010, supporters promised it would weaken partisan extremes and reward candidates who could appeal...
Did California’s Top-Two Primary Deliver on Its Promise to Reshape Politics?
California’s top-two primary system was designed to shake up state politics, reward candidates who appeal beyond party loyalists and give voters more meaningful choices...
