Cal Watchdog is sponsored by the Journalism Center of the Pacific Research Institute, to inform readers about California state government. The February 22 issue has this story about California’s Proposition 14, the top-two election law measure. This is the first … Continue reading
“Electionline” is a daily news collector, run by the prestigious Pew Center on the States. The purpose of “Electionline” is to gather significant daily news about election administration. Electionline for February 22 includes the story from Independent Political Report about … Continue reading
The San Luis Obispo Tribune has this column, by Bob Cuddy, about California’s Top-two Open Primary ballot measure. In the opinion of this blog, the Cuddy column is the best commentary yet written about Proposition 14. It makes a point … Continue reading
On February 11, the Board of the ACLU of Northern California resolved to oppose Proposition 14, the “top-two open primary” that is on the ballot in June 2010. The ACLU had also opposed a similar measure in California in 2004, … Continue reading
On February 10, the Public Policy Institute of California issued this 17-page analysis of whether California’s top-two open primary, Proposition 14, would create more moderate elected office-holders. The PPIC was created in 1994 by a bequest from William Hewlett (of … Continue reading
