By Eric McGhee, PPIC California continues to be a popular destination for new immigrants to the country; over one in four of the state’s residents was born abroad. But immigration patterns have shifted. Large numbers […]
by Lynn La, CalMatters Yes, the headline race in California’s 2024 election is the first open U.S. Senate seat in 30 years. But voters should also pay attention to the U.S. House: California helped flip […]
by Cesar Montoya One of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s primary responsibilities is appointing individuals to fill vacancies within state boards and commissions. However, his office lacks a public system to check whether these appointees reflect the […]
by Mark Baldassare, Dean Bonner, Rachel Lawler, and Deja Thomas, PPIC Democrats make up nearly half of registered voters; independent registration has declined in recent years. Most independent likely voters lean toward a major party […]
Previous polls by the Berkeley institute have indicated that California voters, especially those who vote routinely, are whiter and older than the state’s population. Campaigns tend to target those regular voters rather than focusing on […]
California Latinos are poised to play a major role in what will certainly be the contentious 2022 midterm elections. By Christian Arana Despite a contentious and tumultuous 2020 presidential election season, the 2022 midterms are […]
California’s new senator, who filled Kamala Harris’s seat, is hoping to speak for his fellow Latinos. That won’t be easy. by Christian Paz Alex padilla was radicalized early. The young man was 21, freshly graduated from […]
by Mindy Romero California became a player in the 2020 presidential election when the state moved its primary from June to March. The timing meant California voters could help select the Democratic nominee before the […]
by Mindy Romero Patt Morrison talks with Mindy Romero the founder and director of the California Civic Engagement Project at the University of Southern California’s Sol Price School of Public Policy, in Sacramento. .
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 […]
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