The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting on the latest Field Poll for California: A startling surge of support for Barack Obama has catapulted the Illinois senator into a virtual tie with Hillary Rodham Clinton in California’s Democratic presidential primary, a…
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Super Tuesday Polls
by Dan Chmielewski • • 7 Comments
I’ve dug around and come up with the latest poll numbers for 14 of the 23 Super Tuesday states. This disclaimer, some of the poll numbers were done before Edwards dropped out and before last night’s debate. I’m only getting…
Arnold Endorses McCain… So Must We Still Call the Governator “Post-Partisan”?
by Andrew Davey • • 3 Comments
“Governor Schwarzenegger is an exceptional governor and we are honored that he has decided to endorse Senator McCain, and look forward to the event tomorrow,” said Steve Schmidt, a senior McCain adviser who managed Schwarzenegger’s 2006 campaign. In case you…
CDC Endorsement Vote Shows Surprising Contest
by Chris Prevatt • • 2 Comments
Despite the short notice and heavy workload during this election cycle, over 150 delegates from across California participated in CDC’s first ever online endorsement vote. Although no candidate received the official 60% needed for an endorsement, the mix of grassroots…
Arnold comes out FOR Prop 93
by Dan Chmielewski • • 7 Comments
I’m not a big an of term limits, because we have something called “elections” to get rid of ineffective or crooked politicians. That said, the Governor has come out for Prop 93, the revised term limits bill on the Ballot…
Bustamante Keeps $1.5 Million Gentrification Plan Alive
by Sean H. Mill • • 12 Comments
Santa Ana City Councilman Carlos Bustamante continues to push for the city of Santa Ana to purchase a property in the French Park neighborhood at a cost to the taxpayers of $1,500,000 in an effort to appease one of his…
What Do YOU Think About All the Cancer in the Air?
by Andrew Davey • • 9 Comments
The risk levels are “clearly too high, and unacceptable, relative to breathing air here in Southern California,” said Barry Wallerstein, executive officer at the South Coast Air Quality Management District, which released the study. “The acceptable risk level is really…

