Proposition 14

U.S. Supreme Court upholds citizens redistricting
 150 150 Ed Coghlan
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The Supreme Court affirmed the power of Arizona’s independent commission to draw congressional boundaries, a decision that protects California’s own citizens redistricting reform.

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A tale of two elections
 150 150 Lenny Mendonca & Tom McKernan
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When the California Legislature hit the campaign trail, the normally cynical press corps had to concede the session was one of the most productive and bipartisan in a generation.

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Pete Weber and Jim Mayer: State political reform is working
 150 150 John Guenther
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The evidence is growing that voters are getting the political reform they wanted when they seized from lawmakers the authority to draw district boundaries, opened primary elections to all voters, and modified term limits to reduce constant campaigning.

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Q&A: Assemblymember Scott Wilk on redistricting, Capitol culture
 150 150 Alexandra Bjerg
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Q&A with Assemblymember Scott Wilk (R-Santa Clarita) is another first term member of the California Legislature who took the time to answer some of our questions

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Q&A: Assemblymember Kevin Mullin on reform, future of CA politics
 150 150 Alexandra Bjerg
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Assm. Mullin (D-San Mateo) talks about culture in the Capitol as one of the newer members of the State Legislature

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Can a two-year budget help solve California’s financial woes?
 150 150 Nina Martin
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The direness of California’s budget crisis has one silver lining: efforts to reform state government are finally gaining traction with voters and lawmakers…

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