Last week, a press release from the California Secretary of State touted the record number of 18.2 million California registered voters as a “major milestone.” The new
With the release of the official Statement of the Vote on Friday, the 2016 California primary is now in the history books. The final tally by the
With the June 7 primary behind us, it’s time to reflect on what we have learned about California’s likely voters as we look ahead to
One of the early surprises in the 2016 presidential election is the strength of polling support for primary candidates who have never held elected office.
The recent announcement of Speaker Boehner’s resignation comes at a time when national approval ratings of the US Congress are in the teens (14% in
It’s been nine years since the movie “An Inconvenient Truth” had its debut and AB 32, the “California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006” was
The California budget passed on time and without much drama this June, as tax revenues once again exceeded expectations because of the improving economy. The
State funding for K-12 public education has been rising, but 70 percent of public school parents say it is “not enough” in our April PPIC
California voters are often asked to make important tax and spending decisions at the ballot box, yet their mastery of basic fiscal facts is poor.