Democracy

Cambodian community speaks up about voter information
150 150 Michelle Romero

The official state voter guide is the single piece of voter information that (supposedly) every voter receives prior to an election. The problem is, well “it’s complex,” “confusing,” and written in “legalese,” just to name a few complaints from voters.

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Online voting registration’s influence set to expand in California
150 150 Christopher Nelson

As more and more data is analyzed from last November’s election, the impact of the recently-enacted Online Voter Registration (OVR) in California continues to crystallize.

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Building the new voting machine of the future — right here in California
150 150 John Guenther

It’s in L.A. where County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Dean Logan is leading an effort to modernize and streamline the voting system for the County.

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Are special elections a waste of time and money?
150 150 Cheryl Getuiza

According to the county’s registrar’s office, the cost estimate for the March 12, 2013 Senate District 32 special primary election is $560,000. Out of 58,520 voters in Pomona, 5,634 voted.

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Future of California Elections: The many facets of reform
150 150 Christopher Nelson

The right to vote is one of the most intrinsic to our democracy and the number of moving parts involved with guaranteeing this civic right are vast

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Online Voter Registration proves to be major success
150 150 Alexandra Bjerg

Contrary to analyst predictions, online registrants were both diverse and more likely to turnout to vote

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Getting Californians out to vote easier said than done
150 150 Ed Coghlan

California ranks near the bottom of states for voter participation. The people who run elections in the state’s 58 counties are working hard to improve the number of people who register and who vote.

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