
Unions Struggle with Ballot Measures
As often noted by political observers, public and private sector unions are strong political forces in California. While they may have once again supported candidates

As often noted by political observers, public and private sector unions are strong political forces in California. While they may have once again supported candidates

It’s decision day for candidate and policy issues in California and many questions that have surfaced over the last few months will be decided by

When individuals are elected to office, they envision themselves as leaders, that the people will follow in the direction they, as leaders, lay out. But

The Los Angeles County Business Federation (BizFed) released data from its annual survey and produced a surprise in businesses’ top concern. Knocking taxes and fee

UC Berkeley’s Institute of Government Studies’ (IGS) poll asked voters if Proposition 15, the initiative to raise taxes on commercial property, would be the first

Perhaps nothing in the California political scene is more telling about the change state politics has seen over the last couple of decades than the

For its October poll, the Public Policy Institute of California tested support for California’s initiative process. In a series of four questions the pollsters asked

The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) tested two ballot propositions in its October poll and while things can certainly change as the election campaigns

Fire in official ballot drop boxes, unofficial ballot drop boxes set up to harvest ballots, the attorney general demanding the names of voters using the