California Forward
Californians making less than $14,702 a year are now eligible for a free cell phone
read moreDo Millennials – so often derided as apathetic and thoroughly disinterested – care about transparency?
read moreThe 2010 Census states that there were 9.8 million people living in L.A. County. Of those, 1.3 million were Asian including Chinese, Filipino, Korean and Japanese.
read moreWe’ve all heard it before. We’ve maybe even said it. “Young people don’t vote.” With today’s Millennial Generation, however, you might quote the old Hertz commercial and say, “Not Exactly.”
read moreWould it surprise you to know that 10 percent of the registered voters in California are Asian Americans? In fact, the Asian American population is the fastest growing racial group in the state.
read moreLatinos made up 10 percent of the electorate in 2012, up from 9 percent in 2008 and 8 percent in 2004. Population and voting experts tell us that upward trend of Latino voters will continue.
read moreThe legislation, introduced by Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara), hopes to encourage teens applying for their learner’s permit or driver’s license at the DMV to pre-register to vote.
read moreThe Future of California Elections (FoCE) Project was formed in late 2011 to examine and address the unique challenges facing the State of California’s election system. In 2013 and beyond, FoCE will be focused on building on this foundation of consensus and success.
read moreTri Ta is not only the newest mayor of the Orange County city of Westminster but he is the first Vietnamese American elected in the nation.
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