History is getting a software update. Speaking at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library in Yorba Linda, Vice President J.D. Vance suggested that Richard Nixon’s reputation […]
For years, Huntington Beach’s conservative majority has insisted that the city’s at-large election system was just fine. Now a Superior Court judge has ruled […]
For months, Ranked Choice Voting advocates in Irvine have been behaving like victory was inevitable. The sales pitch was simple: Ranked Choice Voting would save […]
As I read the New York Times this morning (ahhh, the smell of newsprint), I noticed a familiar name in an ad on the backpage […]
Counting Ballots If you listen to advocates of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV), you’d think it was the electoral equivalent of a miracle cure. Campaigns will […]
The June primary is over and most of the races have been called. Now its time to pick up those lawn signs, settle the books […]
Since my office is in Old Town Tustin, I run into council member Lee Fink often. I came across his election updates on Facebook and […]
Tonight, the Irvine City Council will hear from a well-organized effort from Democrats of Greater Irvine to call for the city to change the way […]
If there is one lesson from California politics that politicians never seem to learn, it’s that yesterday’s coalition rarely wins tomorrow’s election. That reality may […]
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