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Los Angeles Times Sacramento Correspondent Writes a Balanced Story About Proposition 14

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Richard WingerMarch 10, 2010
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The Los Angeles Times has this story, by its Sacramento correspondent George Skelton, that is a model of fairness and clarity compared to earlier stories and editorials today in the Sacramento Bee and the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat. However, even this … Continue reading →

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Wisconsin Will Keep September Primary, Will Also Ask for Waiver of New Federal Law

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Richard WingerMarch 10, 2010
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Three states with September primaries have recently moved their primaries to August, or are about to do so. Wisconsin, another state with a September primary (for office other than President) intends to keep its September primary, at least this year. … Continue reading →

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Two California Journalists Think It is Shameful for Anyone to Correct Phony Titles for Ballot Measures

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Richard WingerMarch 10, 2010
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Two California journalists, Dan Morain of the Sacramento Bee and Pete Golis of the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat, have opined that it is “shameful” for anyone to try and correct the existing Title of California’s Prop. 14, the “top-two open primary.” … Continue reading →

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California Legislator Wins Lawsuit Over Residency Requirement for Running for Legislature

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Richard WingerMarch 10, 2010
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On March 10, a Superior Court in Sacramento, California, upheld the Secretary of State’s decision to list Tom Berryhill on the Republican primary ballot for State Senate. Berryhill is an Assemblymember who hasn’t lived in the State Senate district he … Continue reading →

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Carbon-Paper Petitioning Case Finally Gets Oral Argument

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Richard WingerMarch 10, 2010
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In 2009, a group in Daytona Beach, Florida, set out to qualify three separate city initiatives for the ballot. The group decided that its work would be easier if it could use a packet in which all three petitions were … Continue reading →

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