Republicans are energized. Democrats are urging Biden to drop out. How the top of the ticket could impact California’s down-ballot races
Here’s what you need to know about Project 2025, the Republican Party platform and their common distaste for California.
Some of them — like Reps. Adam Schiff and Jared Huffman — are on the frontlines of the push for him to reconsider.
Political parties qualified to participate in the election in California have until Thursday, Aug. 22 — more than a month out from now — to submit their nominees to the state secretary of state. That’s the final day of the Democratic National Convention where the party will name its presidential nominee.
Vice President Kamala Harris’s credentials are already well-known. But Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio has deep connections to the Golden State, too.
Political parties qualified to participate in the election in California have until Thursday, Aug. 22 — more than a month out from now — to submit their nominees to the state secretary of state. That’s the final day of the Democratic National Convention where the party will name its presidential nominee.
Rep. Jim Costa (D., Calif.) on Thursday night became the 20th House Democrat to urge President Biden to drop out of the race, saying that the party needs “to unite and deliver their strongest team to the American people in this election.
The poll, from the Public Policy Institute of California, a non-partisan research center based in San Francisco, also found that Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Burbank, is maintaining a commanding lead over Republican Steve Garvey, a former first baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, in the state’s U.S. Senate election.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Michael Tubbs is running for lieutenant governor of California, returning to politics four years after voters in his Central Valley hometown ousted him as one of the country’s youngest mayors following his reboot of guaranteed income programs for the poor that made him a star.
As dozens of Democratic lawmakers call for Joe Biden to bow out of the presidential race, Democratic candidates running in competitive congressional races in Northern California are so far not willing to say if he should.