Voting

On Jan. 6, hundreds of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol in a frenzied ploy to invalidate the presidential election. And in the weeks that followed, thousands of voters have stormed out of the California Republican Party.  Data compiled by the California Secretary of State’s office shows 33,448 voters have left the state GOP since […]

Gov. Gavin Newsom is fighting for his political life. He’s working to fend off a recall that began as a far-fetched effort by Republican activists — but has turned into a credible campaign that could throw the Democrat out of office. It’s hard to fathom in this deep blue state where Newsom clobbered his 2018 […]

Despite continuing national concerns about election integrity, it’s clear that California's county registrars of voters — the heroes of the 2020 election — made sure every vote was counted.

As the U.S. electorate grows with more Latinx voters, they will continue to be a deciding factor in future elections.

Trump's harsh rhetoric, competitive elections, and efforts to get out the vote all led to significant gains in Latino voter registration in 2020.

Helen Jones knows her work to improve Black lives is a long term project. She firmly believes that voting is one way to ensure change.

California worked with social media companies, created an internal database and developed threat levels to fight 2020 election misinformation.

Despite election reforms designed to improve turnout in 2020, the gap between white and diverse voters remained significant.

Imperial County’s 68 percent registered voter turnout in November hid a surprising fact: the highest number of people voted in the history of the county. Here’s a look behind the numbers.

Gov. Newsom’s chosen successor to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris is a tech-minded voting rights booster, a Latino who came of age during the nativist political upheaval of the 1990s and a longtime Newsom loyalist.