Larry Elder

Gov. Gavin Newsom is happy to talk about Larry Elder. Hammering the conservative radio host turned top replacement candidate in the upcoming recall race seems to be the latest strategy from Team Newsom. For the last few weeks, the governor’s consultants and aides have been busy pumping out tweets, press releases and fundraising emails highlighting […]

The Democrats have botched their recall options: No prominent Democrat officially has entered the recall race. As a result, conservative talk-show host Larry Elder, the leading contender, could be elected with 18% of the vote.

A lack of excitement and negative current events make it difficult for California Gov. Gavin Newsom to survive a recall campaign.

The Newsom recall campaign is happening on multiple fronts: debate stages, in courtrooms and on social media — you can't escape it.

In the first primetime TV debate of the recall campaign, Republicans John Cox, Kevin Faulconer, Kevin Kiley and Doug Ose go after the governor and appeal to Fox News voters.

Conservative talk show host Larry Elder wins his lawsuit to be a replacement candidate in the California recall. A judge rules that a tax return requirement doesn't apply to recalls.

Forty-one candidates have qualified for the recall election. Radio host Larry Elder is likely to sue to be No. 42.

Seven write-in candidates have joined 46 others who qualified to be on the ballot in California’s second recall election for governor. They include politicians, activists and others.

The governor won't get "Democrat" listed next to his name on the recall ballot, rules the same judge who gave recall proponents more time to collect signatures.