Why California’s most important political party is the one that isn’t | Opinion
The 5.3 million Californians without a party preference disproportionately stayed home this election. They can be a moderating force.
The 5.3 million Californians without a party preference disproportionately stayed home this election. They can be a moderating force.
Faster results wouldn’t change outcomes, but they could silence voters whose ballots deserve to be counted.
Faster results wouldn’t change outcomes, but they could silence voters whose ballots deserve to be counted.
The effort to make a medical school reflect the community it serves is now being labeled “discrimination.”
The effort to make a medical school reflect the community it serves is now being labeled “discrimination.”
“Randy Villegas is something this district has not seen in a long time: a candidate who answers to voters alone.”
“Pride is not just a party, it is often the first place someone feels fully seen.”
“Democrats are clearly disregarding a golden rule of politics: Ignore the future of your party at your own peril,” writes…
“Banning those under 16 from having access to social media is at odds with the fundamental premise of the First…
“Democrats are clearly disregarding a golden rule of politics: Ignore the future of your party at your own peril,” writes…