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Voters fill out their ballots at San Francisco City Hall on California primary night 2020. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

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Primary 2020: Here’s what we know about how California voted

This article was updated March 11. California is notoriously slow to tally its votes (to the frustration of campaigns, voters and political reporters alike). In a state where most ballots are cast by mail, “100% precincts reporting” on Election Night still meant “a whole lot more ballots to count.” According to the Secretary of State, […]

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本·克里斯托弗

• 3 月 3, 2020

A new gymnasium at Burnt Ranch Elementary School in Trinity County, where it took three years to address a massive mold problem. A backlog of school facilities repairs across California prompted Proposition 13 on the March 2020 ballot. Photo by Dave Woody for CalMatters

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Fate of huge California bond to update school facilities hangs in balance

Last October, when he signed the legislation that placed Proposition 13 on the ballot, Gov. Gavin Newsom made a prediction: “Voters will approve this bond, because voters historically approve school bonds.” Newsom and supporters, who spent millions of dollars campaigning for a statewide ballot measure with no organized opposition, billed Prop. 13 as a critical […]

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Ricardo Cano

• 3 月 3, 2020

Posters of U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders at a Sanders campaign rally in Richmond, CA, on February 17, 2020. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

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California Democrats embrace a Socialist? We’ve been here before

This article was updated March 4. If nothing else, Sen. Bernie Sanders’ robust showing in the California Democratic primary proves this: In the state that gave the nation Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and the anti-tax revolt, a decisive chunk of the Democratic electorate is no longer allergic to the word “socialism.” It’s a political milestone […]

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本·克里斯托弗

• 3 月 3, 2020

Three-quarters of ballots mailed to Californians had yet to be returned as of the day before Election Day. Photo illustration by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

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Less than a quarter of California mail ballots came back before Election Day — including the “zombies”

“Zombie votes,” or votes for candidates no longer running, could be a factor in California's Democratic presidential primary.

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伊丽莎白·卡斯蒂略

• 3 月 3, 2020

A voter drops his ballot into the box at San Francisco City Hall on Super Tuesday 2020. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

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California Primary Election Results 2020

Live results start coming in March 3, 8 p.m. PST. Expect final results in a few weeks.

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John Osborn D'Agostino

• 3 月 3, 2020

Under a California campaign finance loophole, the committee Californians Allied for Patient Protection is not required to list three industry groups that contributed $49,000 each as "major funding" sources. Illustration by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters. Elements via iStock and YouTube

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Last-minute special interest cash pours through California’s $50,000 loophole

It's a California campaign finance loophole big enough to drive a $50,000 truck through — and how special interests avoid revealing they're paying for ads.

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本·克里斯托弗

• 3 月 1, 2020

All the James Bonds are on display in Madame Tussaud's in Berlin, Germany — but our video will take the mystery out of the bonds on your California ballot. Photo by: Britta Pedersen/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images

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Bonds demystified: Watch what a bond measure is, in under 2 minutes

Our video covers the basics you need to know to size up any bond not numbered 007.

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Judy Lin

• 2 月 29, 2020

In this June 5, 2018, file photo, election workers Heidi McGettigan, left, Margaret Wohlford, center, and David Jensen, unload a bag of ballots brought in a from a polling precinct to the Sacramento County Registrar of Voters office in Sacramento, Calif. Photo by Rich Pedroncelli, AP Photo

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Delayed and Confused: Will California’s election rules lead to an Iowa-style snafu?

Less than a week out from California’s March 3 primary, campaigns and election administrators here are sweating the small stuff.

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本·克里斯托弗

• 2 月 26, 2020

Sebastopol residents Joseph Mastrolia and his children Domino, 13, left and Talulah, 11 cheer during a Bernie Sanders campaign rally in Richmond, CA on February 17, 2020. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

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If California polls hold, only Bernie Sanders would win any delegates chosen by statewide vote

No one else is averaging above a 15% statewide threshold. But that could change — and presidential candidates can also pick up delegates within congressional districts.

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本·克里斯托弗

• 2 月 25, 2020

A hand holding a fistful of hundred dollar bills. With California's 2020 primary fast approaching, outside spending on California legislative campaigns is ramping up. Photo via iStock

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Brace for the deluge: Special interests are spending millions to get the California legislators they want

Nearly half of all unlimited outside spending comes from old-guard industries: Oil and gas. Realtors. Car dealers. Also some rich folks.

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本·克里斯托弗

• 2 月 20, 2020