by George Skelton Democrats dominate politics in California and Republicans are doomed for one simple, overriding reason: shifting demographics. In short, the GOP’s core constituency is white people and they’re a declining slice of the […]
by George Skelton The lofty position held by California Republicans 25 years ago when Proposition 187 passed seems unimaginable today. It was a high-water mark for the party that wouldn’t last long. The California GOP […]
by Steve Lopez Have Democrats ruined California? Yes, according to a small army of readers who beat up on me after reading my Sunday column about the Golden State’s many big challenges. And I’m part […]
alifornians don’t vote for Trump, and he’s showing them what he can do about it. The Editorial Board, NY Times In 1961, at a news conference three years before he became the Republican presidential nominee, […]
y Jennifer Medina Kamala Harris has the home-state advantage, but the other Democratic presidential hopefuls are not ceding the state. At an auditorium here one evening this week, Atticus Tyagi, age 8, stepped onstage with […]
by Jeremy B. White It’s official: California’s Orange County is Democratic territory. Punctuating a political sea change, registered Democrats now outnumber card-carrying Republicans in a onetime bastion of the withering California Republican Party. The shift, […]
by Yesenia Amaro Long considered a sleeping giant of the electorate by many, Latino voters in California are increasingly flexing political muscle at the ballot box — a development possibly sparked by President Donald Trump’s […]
By Nathaniel Rakich Is Rep. Colin Allred the next Beto O’Rourke? Last week, Allred announced he was running for U.S. Senate in Texas against Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, the conservative firebrand whom liberals love to […]
Republicans have historically used the suburbs to defend against the electoral threat of cities. Now the suburbs themselves are posing the threat. By Maggie Astor Republican gerrymandering efforts used to focus mainly on diluting the […]
by Alex Samuels and Geoffrey Skelley, 538 In his first public appearance after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, then-President Donald Trump sought respite in South Texas. His visit was billed as a way to […]
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