In every election, there are gracious winners and bad winners; gracious losers and sore losers. And former State Assemblyman Chris Norby has a signed confession that he’s a sore loser in the letters to the editor section of today’s OC…
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Flory Thanks Fullerton Voters
by Dan Chmielewski • • 6 Comments
Dear Angels, WE DID IT! Last Wednesday, the Registrar of Voters certified the election results and I squeaked past Travis Kiger by 29 votes. Bill is now calling me “Landslide Jan”. No matter, our task was to take out a…
Fullerton Council: Flory up by 28
by Chris Prevatt • • 1 Comment
Registrar of Voters Neal Kelley had his staff counting ballots on Saturday to ensure that he meets his “before Thanksgiving” goal of completing the tally of votes from the November 6th election. the counting has resulted in another shift in…
Ballot Count Winding Down: Only Fullerton Council Still Too Close To Call
by Chris Prevatt • • 2 Comments
The past few days of counting has narrowed the lists of contests that are too close to call to one, the Fullerton City Council. After taking a four vote lead on Wednesday over incumbent Travis Kiger, Jan Flory lost ground and now trails Kiger by two votes.
Ballot Count Update: Some Races Tightening
by Chris Prevatt • • Comments Off
Last night a technical glitch at the Registrar of Voters delayed the release of the updated ballot tallies for last week’s general election. Sharon Quirk-Silva expanded her lead over Assemblyman Chris Norby in the 65th Assembly district race to 2,996 votes. There are 11,424 ballots remaining to be counted; 2,584 vote-by-mail and 8,850 provisional’s.
It’s Not All About the Swing-States
by Chris Prevatt • • Comments Off
If you watch the cable news channels you may have gotten the impression that the only place where voters matter is in the swing-states. At times it seems the two presidential candidates are running for President of Virginwiscoflohiowa. While that election is getting all the attention, there are some important votes in California that could swing the balance of political power away from middle-class Californians for years to come.
CSUF and NOW announce Women’s Political Forum October 8
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
FULLERTON, CA: The Orange County chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW), today, announced they are hosting a women’s political forum on Monday, October 8th at 6:00 PM at Cal State Fullerton. The event will begin with a…
