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Friday, March 11, 2011
California Voters Taking More Power Over Election Process
CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 14
Prop. 14 Changes the Political Game (By DAVE ROBERTS, Cal Watchdog) “Had Proposition 14 been in effect last year, [American Independent Party candidate David] Christensen could not have appeared on the general-election ballot, and I likely would have won,” Republican candidate David Harmer told supporters via e-mail last week.
CALIFORNIA REDISTRICTING
Census to bring change to Bay Area political landscape (By Lisa Vorderbrueggen, Mercury News) In 2001, redistricting was a political matter solved largely behind closed doors for the benefit of incumbents. Democrats and Republicans cut a deal with the Bush administration and drew safe districts for both sides. Angry voters subsequently stripped lawmakers of the job and assigned the task to a 14-member redistricting commission comprised of an equal number of Democrats and Republicans plus a few nonpartisans and third-party members.
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