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Daily Report: Money and Politics

Some DMV voter registrations fall through cracks, registrars say

November 12, 2012, 12:05 AM

Jonathan Eldridge wanted to vote for president. The Santa Rosa resident had registered to vote – or so he thought – at a Department of Motor Vehicles office several months ago. But when he called the Sonoma County registrar last week to find out why he hadn’t... + read more

Daily Report: Money and Politics

In two Bay Area cities, critics tackle ranked-choice voting

July 16, 2012, 12:05 AM

In the past 10 years, four California cities have embraced ranked-choice voting, the system of computerized runoff elections that boosters say streamlines and reforms local politics. Almost as soon as the new systems were in place, critics began trying to roll ranked-choice voting back. ... + read more

Daily Report: Money and Politics

Open primary 'business as usual,' observers say

June 8, 2012, 5:46 PM

SACRAMENTO – California's reputation for electing ideologues has been a source of endless frustration in the Capitol, allowing the most ardent liberals and conservatives to hold up legislation and block approval of the state budget until one or two finally compromise. Starting this... + read more

Daily Report: Environment

Poll: Californians rejecting bid to halt climate law

October 20, 2010, 7:59 PM

Once again the nation is watching a California environmental law, waiting to see if the vote on Proposition 23 sets the tone for other states, and the federal government, on how to wrestle with the implications and economics of climate change. So far, voters here are skeptical about making... + read more

MORE ON: election

Some DMV voter registrations fall through cracks, registrars say

In two Bay Area cities, critics tackle ranked-choice voting

Open primary 'business as usual,' observers say

Poll: Californians rejecting bid to halt climate law

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