The California Secretary of State’s web page has information about contributions to committees that either support or oppose various ballot measures. See this link. The most recent report by “Californians for an Open Primary” shows a contribution of $100,000 from … Continue reading
On February 23, newspapers in New York city reported that the Working Families Party of New York will sever its connection with Data and Field Services. Data and Field Services is a for-profit company that runs electoral campaigns. See this … Continue reading
On February 23, newspapers in New York city reported that the Working Families Party of New York will sever its connection with Data and Field Services. Data and Field Services is a for-profit company that runs electoral campaigns. See this … Continue reading
Anyone may read the California ballot pamphlet arguments on the statewide measures, pro and con, at this link to the Secretary of State’s web page. The material will only be on-line between February 23 and March 15. It is possible … Continue reading
As noted earlier, a Republican candidate for State Senate in California filed a lawsuit on February 2, 2010, to force the Secretary of State to enforce Article IV, sec. 2(c) of the State Constitution. That provision, since 1879, has required … Continue reading
