How will the DPOC Central Committee vote on Community Land Trusts?
Two months ago, the DPOC tabled a resolution supporting Community Land Trusts, non-profit organizations that use taxpayer funds to help identify and develop affordable and […]
Month: November 2018
California invested heavily in a secure election
The issue of hacker-proof election security is something I track closely and the site Axios offers cybersecurity coverage via email on the Axios Codebook. Tuesday’s […]
Are Sanchez and Tait Preparing a BoS Run?
Sources tell TheLiberalOC that former Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez and termed out Mayor Tom Tait are exploring the notion of entering the special election to complete […]
Orange County Democrats break records with wave of historic “firsts”
November 16, 2018. Orange, Calif. — Democratic Party of Orange County Chair Fran Sdao commended Democratic candidates today for a significant range of historic […]
Democratic Party of Orange County Chair Fran Sdao issues statement upon victory of Congressman-elect Gil Cisneros
This came in Saturday night at 9:35 PM; not the greatest of timing but worth sharing. Nov 17, 2018, Orange, Calif. — Democratic Party […]
It’s a Blue County
This is a day I never thought I’d see. The entire Orange County congressional delegation is blue. Mimi Walters has conceded. Young Kim likely […]
A Blue County?
Did you ever think of Orange County in those terms ever? Katie Porter has pulled ahead of Mimi Walters in CD-45; still lots of votes […]
Cottie takes the Lead in AD-74! Porter closes the Gap in CD-45
Of the worthless elected in Orange County, AD-74 assembly representative Matt Harper ranks close to the top dating back to the day he insisted on […]
Election Day Plus 1 – Close Races Aren’t Over
The Registrar of Voters still has 400,000 ballots left to count — absentees and provisional ones — so its possible some of these close races […]