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State Sen. Janet Nguyen will try to once again overcome a voter-registration disadvantage to defeat retired U.S. Army Col. Tom Umberg, a Democrat, in the
Carl DeMaio stood outside the San Diego County Registrar of Voters Office in April, surrounded by television cameras and boxes filled with ballot petitions. He
While former President Barack Obama’s campaign visit to Orange County on Saturday may cost GOP House candidates some votes, they’re also hoping it can make them some
Republican candidate Steven Bailey is facing nearly a dozen charges of judicial misconduct for allegedly having misused his post as an El Dorado County Superior
IRVINE, Calif. — The shared work space in a suburban office park just across the street from the University of California Irvine bustles with young
Republican candidate for governor John Cox launched his first campaign ad for the general election Monday, blaming Democratic rival Gavin Newsom and California’s “political class”
From John Cox on down, the latest state campaign finance reports are nothing but bad news for Republicans running for statewide office. Cox, the San
With just 100 days to go before the Nov. 6 election, Republicans are preparing to pour millions of dollars into tight congressional races in California
The candidates for California governor are debating — about how many times to debate. Democratic front-runner Gavin Newsom’s campaign says he will commit to just
In California’s closely-watched primary, Asian-Americans were increasingly influential and could remain so leading into the November general elections. That’s because their vote could be of
