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Maricopa County Recorder Heap Seeks Emergency Court Intervention After Criminal Investigation Of Election Workers

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap has asked the Maricopa County Superior Court for emergency intervention after sheriff’s deputies appeared at…

Matthew Holloway

Tone Deaf: Dem Marni von Wilpert Calls for an End to Trump Tax Cuts

Republican San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond trounced Democrat San Diego City Council woman Marni von Wilpert and Democrat Ammar…

Katy Grimes

Refuges in California

Fish and Game Code Division 7, Chapter 1, Article 1 deals with refuges and other protected areas on California. Section…

Chris Micheli

Nevada Primary Election Day: Dismal Early Voting Turnout Undermines Democrats’ ‘Expanded Access’ Claims

Today is Primary Election Day in Nevada, yet early voting turnout has been dismal despite the state’s universal mail-in ballot…

Megan Barth

Partner Actions in California

Title 2, Chapter 4.5, Article 10 of the Corporations Code deals with actions by partners under the California Uniform Limited…

Chris Micheli

When Election Cheating Is Tolerated, Democracy Becomes Oligarchy

Spencer Pratt is just the latest example of an all too familiar pattern. In this pattern, the more conservative candidate…

Curtis Schube

More Votes Cast for LA Mayor Than Governor in Every City Council District, Data Shows

Updated preliminary results from California’s primary election continue to highlight an unusual pattern in Los Angeles: more ballots cast in…

Megan Barth

Free IDs for All: A Modest Investment in Election Integrity That Billionaires and Sacramento Can Afford

California’s election system relies on self-attestation of citizenship under penalty of perjury. Proponents of the status quo, including organizations like…

Herb Morgan

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Calls for Federal Funding Cuts in California Until Corrupt Elections Are Reformed

California's elections have been a disaster since the state Legislature passed and Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill authorizing ballot…

Katy Grimes

When Sacramento Listens to Bureaucrats Instead of Parents, Education Suffers – and Voters Push Back

In California education politics, there is a familiar pattern that keeps repeating itself: state lawmakers rely heavily on education policy…

Mike MeCey

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