Tag: Elections

The California Primary Election months (yes, months) are finally nearing completion. All that remains is the final certification of the vote on April 12...

California voters have approved Proposition 1, Governor Gavin Newsom’s ambitious plan to address the interrelated social crises of homelessness, untreated serious mental illness and...

At the CalChamber Board of Directors dinner on March 7, immediate past chair Greg Bielli of Tejon Ranch moderates as Rob Stutzman of Stutzman...

Three California Chamber of Commerce-opposed bills have stalled in the California Assembly and are dead for the year. The bills dealt with political contributions, non-compete...

Jonathan Martin, politics bureau chief and senior political columnist, POLITICO, entertains the audience at the CalChamber Board of Directors dinner on December 7 with anecdotes from his coverage of national political figures and presidential election politics.

The California Chamber of Commerce continues to oppose legislation proposing to alter how referendums on state laws are presented to voters. The bill, AB 421...

Adam Regele, CalChamber vice president of advocacy and strategic partnerships, moderates a quick look at CalChamber-opposed priority bills that haven’t been tagged as-job killers...

Legislation that will take away Californians’ ability to vote on their legislators’ actions passed the Assembly Elections Committee this week. The bill, AB 421 (Bryan;...

An old idiom, “It’s all over but the shouting,” may have found an election corollary in California: “It’s all over but the counting.” The November...

Tuesday’s California Primary Election results are still a work in progress. There are more than a million ballots left to count plus 30 days...