Voters
Huge Voter Turnout Expected In California For General Election
Although the final tally is not in, the Secretary of State’s office expects record numbers in terms of voter registration.
Ohio Election Chief To Appeal Early Voting Ruling; Could Affect California Voters
Ohio’s election chief said Tuesday he will appeal a ruling that reinstates the final three early voting days in the battleground state, calling a decision last week by a federal appeals court “an unprecedented intrusion” into how states run elections.
Evangelical Leaders Worried Romney’s Mormonism Could Suppress Conservative Turnout
Evangelical leaders worried that Mitt Romney’s Mormonism could suppress conservative turnout are intensifying appeals for Christians to vote.
Poll Shows Most California Voters Want Citizenship Path For Illegal Immigrants
A UC Berkeley-Field Poll shows more than two-thirds of California voters favor a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, but many voters don’t believe in granting them the same entitlements as legal residents.
Phil Matier: Many Asian American Voters Undecided
New research indicates that nearly a third of likely Asian American voters have yet to decide who they’re voting for in this year’s presidential election, a significantly higher total than the general population.
Phil Matier: Independent Voters No Strangers To Bay Area
You wouldn’t necessarily know it considering all of the politically charged rhetoric in the Bay Area during the recent Republican and Democratic party conventions, but it turns out there’s a sizable number of voters who consider themselves Independents.
Gov. Brown Kicks Off Campaign For Tax Ballot Measure; Shrugs Off Parks Scandal
California Governor Jerry Brown kicked off his campaign for Proposition 30, his ballot measure to raise taxes, in Sacramento on Wednesday and said he isn’t afraid about the impact of the still-growing state parks scandal.
SF Waterfront Development Opponents Work To Overturn Board’s Approval
A coalition of neighborhood groups and environmentalists announced Thursday that they have gathered more than 31,000 signatures to get a referendum on the ballot to limit the height of a condo development along San Francisco’s waterfront.
Californians To Vote On Nation’s Broadest GMO Food Labeling
California voters will decide in November whether to require special labels for foods that contain genetically modified ingredients.
California’s Top-Two Primary System Produces Surprising Results
Though there wasn’t any confusion amongst voters, officials said that might not be the case come November.
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