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Gavin Newsom delivers a primary victory speech that he said wasn't a victory speech before supporters in San Francisco. Photo by Byrhonda Lyons for CALmatters

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Republican Cox to face Democrat Newsom for governor in November

Updated June 6 Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat who gained national prominence with his early embrace of same-sex marriage and his unabashed support for marijuana legalization, easily won the top slot in the race to replace Gov. Jerry Brown. San Diego-area businessman John Cox, a Republican, won the second spot, defeating former Los Angeles […]

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Dan Morain

• 6 月 5, 2018

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California election night’s top tweets from the right, the left and CALmatters

It’s Election Day, and social media will be flooded with all sorts of commentary as the results come in for local and statewide races. We want to make your experience less of a firehose, so the staff at CALmatters will be curating the best tweeted insights, reactions and updates from influencers on the right and […]

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CalMatters Staff

• 6 月 5, 2018

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Tech-savvy Gavin Newsom goes off-the-grid for campaign watch party

Gavin Newsom, who wrote the book on "how to take the town square digital," is holding his election night campaign party in San Francisco, metropolis to the tech world. So why is his campaign telling guests the event will have "no wifi"?

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本·克里斯托弗

• 6 月 5, 2018

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Closely watching turnout in 5 counties trying a new system to spur voting

It’s election day—and a crucial test for five California counties experimenting with a new election method designed to boost anemic turnout: replacing local polling places with mega-voting centers and widely dispersed dropboxes.

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Byrhonda Lyons

• 6 月 5, 2018

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Election Day Crib Sheet: What to watch as results roll in

There’s a lot to keep track of on the California ballot. Here are seven questions to keep in mind as you cast your vote and wait for the results to trickle in.

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本·克里斯托弗

• 6 月 4, 2018

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GOP now at number 3

It finally happened. For years Republicans in California has been steadily falling as a share of registered voters. At the same time, “no party preference” voters—those who don’t align themselves with any political party—has been ticking up and up. This morning, the California Secretary of State’s office made the announcement: Those two lines finally crossed. […]

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本·克里斯托弗

• 6 月 1, 2018

State Sen. Josh Newman faces a recall in Orange County on Tuesday.

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Nuclear option: Why politicians are warily watching the recall election of Sen. Josh Newman

At stake in a California recall race is more than the short tenure of a state lawmaker. The fate of Sen. Josh Newman will provide an object lesson to politicians of all stripes on what happens to vulnerable politicians who take controversial votes—and how well parties and other interest groups can (or can’t) protect them from ticked off voters.

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本·克里斯托弗

• 6 月 1, 2018

With California’s primary just days away, here’s a sampling of some of the players spending big to influence your vote:

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High Rollers—A closer look at some of the sources underwriting California’s costly campaign season

With California’s primary just days away, here’s a sampling of some of the players spending big to influence your vote.

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劳雷尔·罗森霍尔

• 6 月 1, 2018

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Parks and politics: What you need to know about Propositions 68 and 70

One measure on the June ballot asks voters to shell out billions to improve the environment. Another could make it more difficult for the state to spend billions on helpful projects.

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朱莉·卡特

• 5 月 30, 2018

Gavin Newsom campaigning for governor. Photo by Ben Christopher for CALmatters

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Gavin Newsom insists his campaign tactic won’t really cost Democrats the House

Democrat Gavin Newsom is trying to swat away growing complaints that his campaign tactic of boosting Republican rival John Cox could cause collateral damage in autumn: driving up GOP turnout and thereby undermining Democratic efforts to win key California congressional seats necessary for their party to take control of the House of Representatives.

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本·克里斯托弗

• 5 月 29, 2018