California Forward
California’s open primary also known as “top-two” to be a featured topic at election reform summit in Sacramento on August 19.
read moreEducation leader talks how upcoming forum tackling schools, the economy, civic engagement and more reflects the need for more bipartisan collaboration to improve the state.
read moreFixing the state’s roads will take more than money–it will also take better governance. Summit team weighs in with ideas.
read moreFormer 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.
read moreAugust 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.
read moreAs 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.
read moreStudy claims California’s nonpartisan primary has made elections more competitive and decreased dysfunction in the Legislature.
read moreSacramento 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.
read moreEntrepreneurs can take advantage of these manufacturing spaces for small businesses and which advocates call “critical pieces of a jobs, innovation, and education infrastructure.”
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