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Hey California Democrats, how well do you know your party?

Think you know Democratic politics in California? Take our quiz and see how much of a whiz you are.

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CalMatters Staff

• 2 月 23, 2018

GOP candidates for governor debate in San Francisco. From left: businessman John Cox, former Rep. Doug Ose and Assemblyman Travis Allen.

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What difference? The Republicans for governor try to disagree

On issues relating to housing, climate change, health care, immigration and taxes, the three GOP contenders for governor disagreed on little—except who on the stage represented the true conservative choice for California.

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CalMatters Staff

• 2 月 23, 2018

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What difference? Democrats for governor again try to disagree

The four Democrats running to be governor of California met in San Francisco to spell out exactly where they stand on abortion, birth control access, and other matters of reproductive health.

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CalMatters Staff

• 2 月 23, 2018

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More than half of states have been governed by a woman—why not California?

California is supposed to be the vanguard of social change, but by one metric the state seems downright retrograde: It has rejected ever female candidate who's ever run for governor.

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CalMatters Staff

• 2 月 23, 2018

Color image of some people voting in some polling booths at a voting station.

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Ballot Breakdown: These initiative ideas are headed your way

What’s on your ballot this year? Here are some major themes and a few examples of the propositions Californians may be asked to vote on in 2018.

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CalMatters Staff

• 2 月 23, 2018

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Get up to speed: 10 hot topics that will shape California campaigns in 2018

The 2018 elections are coming—and those of you who don’t spend your waking hours monitoring the secretary of state’s website may have some questions. Here’s a quick primer for anyone resolving to enter 2018 as a more informed citizen.

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CalMatters Staff

• 2 月 23, 2018

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Political odd couple: GOP consultant advises Democrat’s bid for governor

One wants to end the death penalty. The other thinks capital punishment is just. One campaigned for tax increases that the other opposed. One tried to put Hillary Clinton in the White House. The other helped elect President George W. Bush. What both men believe, however, is that Latinos—California’s largest ethnic group—suffer disproportionate levels of poverty in part because they barely turn out to vote. That common ground helps form the basis of an unlikely political alliance that could shape the 2018 race to determine the next governor of California. Democrat Antonio Villaraigosa—a former mayor of Los Angeles and speaker of the Assembly—has hired a Republican political consultant to work on his campaign to become California governor.

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CalMatters Staff

• 2 月 23, 2018

A democratic donkey raises the belt over his head in triumph.

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Pin the tail on the donkey: Democrats vie for party endorsement…but why?

In some of the state's most high profile races, the battle for the Democratic endorsement is expected to get rowdy. Why all the fuss?

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本·克里斯托弗

• 2 月 22, 2018

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California Election 2020: Updates and Analysis

Stay up-to-date on the latest California election news.

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CalMatters Staff

• 2 月 20, 2018

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What difference? The Republicans for governor try to disagree

On issues relating to housing, climate change, health care, immigration and taxes, the three GOP contenders for governor disagreed on little—except who on the stage represented the true conservative choice for California.

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本·克里斯托弗

• 2 月 7, 2018