California Politics

This page collects the 58 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “California Politics”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Elections, Voting Rights, and Gubernatorial Race.

1. Mon, Aug 101 item
   1. California considers fines for influencers who fail to disclose paid political postsCalifornia lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow the Fair Political Practices Commission to directly fine content creators and political committees up to $5,000 per violation for failing tCalifornia
2. Sat, Aug 81 item
   1. Del Mar City Council Calls for Investigation into Attorney GeneralThe Del Mar City Council held an emergency meeting this week to request formal investigations into California Attorney General Rob Bonta. The council members cut their summer break short to address thSan Diego County
3. Wed, Aug 51 item
   1. Carl DeMaio’s 'Reform California' movement gains influence over state GOP establishmentCandidates backed by Carl DeMaio’s group, Reform California, outperformed establishment-backed Republicans in the June primary, signaling a shift toward more confrontational political tactics within tCalifornia
4. Mon, Aug 31 item
   1. Legislator Anamarie Ávila Bugarin challenged claims of dementia in family property disputeAssemblymember Anamarie Ávila Bugarin incurred significant legal and medical expenses to contest claims made by her daughter regarding her mental health. The dispute centered on the management of famiSan Diego County
5. Wed, Jul 291 item
   1. New Poll Shows Tight Race for California's 48th Congressional DistrictA recent poll conducted by Lake Research Partners shows a statistical tie between Democrat Marni von Wilpert and Republican Jim Desmond in the race for California's 48th Congressional District. The poCalifornia
6. Mon, Jul 201 item
   1. Controversy Over Gender Education Films in California SchoolsDocumentaries produced by Jennifer Siebel Newsom are being used in California K-12 classrooms alongside lesson plans that ask students to share their sexual orientation. Critics argue these materials United States
7. Thu, Jul 22 items
   1. Why California's Ballot Counting Takes So Long and Whether Voting Changes Are WorkingCalifornia's efforts to increase voter turnout through expanded mail-in voting and registration options have not led to significant participation gains, while simultaneously slowing down the state's bLos Angeles County2 reports
   2. California's Efforts to Increase Voter Turnout Show Limited ResultsCalifornia

1. 01Gavin Newsomperson9 mentions
2. 02Tom Steyerperson7 mentions
3. 03Matt Mahanperson6 mentions
4. 04Steve Hiltonperson5 mentions
5. 05Donald Trumpperson5 mentions
6. 06Xavier Becerraperson5 mentions
7. 07Katie Porterperson5 mentions
8. 08Californiaplace5 mentions
9. 09Chad Biancoperson5 mentions
10. 10Public Policy Institute of Californiaorganization4 mentions