The San Joaquin Valley Sun/

California Redistricting Commission Under Fire For Alleged Illegal Meetings

By Daniel Gligich Is the California Redistricting Commission – the independent organization tasked with drawing the new Congressional and legislative boundaries – breaking the law? Charles Munger Jr. – the son of Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman Charles Munger, physicist, and a political activist in his own right – certainly thinks so. Munger Jr. wrote a […]

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LA Times/

Redistricting Commission Accused Of Violating Open-meetings Law And Other Failures

By Seema Mehta California voters created an independent redistricting commission to stop lawmakers and powerful interests from drawing gerrymandered congressional and legislative districts that consolidated their power at the expense of fair representation. That commission is now accused of routinely flouting the law by holding closed-door meetings and other acts that threaten to undermine its […]

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Common Cause/

California Should Adopt Guidelines for Government Transparency During an Emergency

Common Cause Statement by Jonathan Mehta Stein, Executive Director of California Common Cause “As COVID-19 reshapes how we live and work, alters education for millions of children and disrupts our economy, it has become even more clear that we need accountable state and local governments that make transparent decisions.” “Today we are releasing a statement […]

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THE SUN/

ACA25 is wrong for California

THE SUN By JON COUPAL Times are strange indeed when the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association finds itself fighting on the same side as left-leaning organizations such as Voices for Progress, Common Cause and the ACLU. The saying that politics makes for strange bedfellows is never more true than in times of crisis and confusion. When the […]

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Pacific Research Institute/

Would ACA 25 Greenlight a Legislative Power Grab During State of Emergency?

Pacific Research Institute JUNE 15, 2020 TIM ANAYA Kiefer Sutherland taught us in “Designated Survivor” the importance of having strong processes in place to ensure continuity of government during an extreme crisis. Spurred on by the coronavirus, lawmakers are trying to put a legislative emergency contingency plan in the State Constitution. If approved by voters, Assembly […]

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