Pete Peterson, Author at California Forward

How the Top Two primary can strengthen parties and California voters

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By: Pete Peterson

June 1, 2018

Increasing civic engagement through reforms is a good thing for parties and people

From the Ivory Tower to the Mean Streets of Santa Monica

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By: Pete Peterson

June 9, 2016

Recent studies document the moderating effects of California’s Top Two primary and independent redistricting reform

Pete Peterson on Millennial civic engagement: Know the challenges

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By: Pete Peterson

October 9, 2014

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that what works to increase engagement for one group or community might not be what works for another. This is particularly true for Millennials, who face different civic engagement challenges than other generations.

Interested in what Californians really think about initiative reform? Remember “What’s Next CA?”

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By: Pete Peterson

February 27, 2013

With their developing super-majority, Assembly Democrats have turned their attention (once again) to something they’re calling “initiative reform” and more than a few people—on both sides of the aisle—are worried.

Pete Peterson

How the Top Two primary can strengthen parties and California voters

From the Ivory Tower to the Mean Streets of Santa Monica

Pete Peterson on Millennial civic engagement: Know the challenges

Interested in what Californians really think about initiative reform? Remember “What’s Next CA?”

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