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How Government Can Work Even Better—A Bipartisan View

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By: John Guenther

August 7, 2015

Former mayor of San Jose and other politically experienced Californians join upcoming open forum on middle class job creation, improving public schools, inspiring more participation in elections and government, and how we spend our money effectively.

The Voting Rights Act Turns 50. And Also 40.

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By: By Justin Levitt & Dean Logan

August 6, 2015

August 6 is the 50-year anniversary of the Voting Rights Act and the 40-year anniversary of the amendments to the Act that required materials be made available in other languages.

What does rise of California no-party voter mean for major party outreach?

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By: Nadine Ono

August 5, 2015

As voters increasingly register No Party Preference, experts say major parties will need to evaluate how to campaign and engage with citizens in less traditional ways.

Are California top-two primaries transforming state politics?

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By: Ed Coghlan

August 4, 2015

Study claims California’s nonpartisan primary has made elections more competitive and decreased dysfunction in the Legislature.

CA Fwd hosting summit on California’s nonpartisan primary

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By: Phillip Ung

August 4, 2015

Sacramento event, open to the public, will look at the state’s “top-two” or nonpartisan primary and the future of other election reforms and will feature Secretary of State Alex Padilla, Senator Steve Glazer, other elected officials and experts in elections.

Makerspaces, or “Kinkos for geeks,” making jobs in California

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By: Bill Britt

August 4, 2015

Entrepreneurs can take advantage of these manufacturing spaces for small businesses and which advocates call “critical pieces of a jobs, innovation, and education infrastructure.”

California bipartisan conversations will highlight collaboration over confrontation

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By: Ed Coghlan

August 3, 2015

Events open to the public will feature problem solvers from across the political spectrum engaging with Californians to talk about how we spend our money, how we improve our schools and how we create meaningful jobs.

California task force approves blueprint for closing skills gap

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By: John Guenther

July 30, 2015

Group formed to craft strategies for boosting California’s workforce via the California Community College system submitted their final recommendations this week.

Low voter turnout seen among fast growing California demographic groups

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By: Nadine Ono

July 28, 2015

Predicted population trends will result in more eligible Latinos and Asian Americans in California, but if voter turnout percentages remain at low levels, the groups will remain under-represented in the political process.

CA FWD NEWS

How Government Can Work Even Better—A Bipartisan View

The Voting Rights Act Turns 50. And Also 40.

What does rise of California no-party voter mean for major party outreach?

Are California top-two primaries transforming state politics?

CA Fwd hosting summit on California’s nonpartisan primary

Makerspaces, or “Kinkos for geeks,” making jobs in California

California bipartisan conversations will highlight collaboration over confrontation

California task force approves blueprint for closing skills gap

Low voter turnout seen among fast growing California demographic groups

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