Besides helping decide who will be America’s next Commander-in-Chief, Californians will also vote on numerous propositions in the Nov. 5 General Election. Here’s what you need to know: Ballot Measures Prop 2: Proposition 2 would provide $10 billion for repairs,

While incarcerated Californians who aren’t serving a state or federal felony sentence are eligible to vote, most county jails don’t make it very easy. A bill on Gov. Newsom’s desk would test in-person voting in jails in three counties.

The DNC said the money is earmarked for additional staff to target key House races, including several in Southern California.

If the new survey results hold over the next two months California voters could be a key to flipping the House from red to blue…. But the numbers also show that’s a big if.

The contest to clinch the House majority in November’s elections will run through California, with a number of close races where environment and climate change issues are at the forefront. The Golden State is the historic center of the environmental movement and solidly liberal, but many of its 52 congressional districts are held by Republicans.

Hispanic/Latina women aged 40 and above represent a growing and increasingly influential segment of California's electorate.

The presidential election is nearing, and so is the deadline to register to vote. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, California voters will help choose the next president and vice president of the United States. They’ll also vote on candidates for U.

This November, California voters will decide whether to ban forced labor in state prisons and local jails via Proposition 6. Its backers, including a large bipartisan group of state lawmakers who voted to place it on the ballot, say the measure is meant to end involuntary servitude, also described by some as modern day slavery.

Native Americans were given voter rights, voter suppression remains. This Native-led organization is trying to fix that.

The SALT debate once again proves that what is taxed and how much is levied is a purely arbitrary — and therefore very political — process.

Tracking the Polls. The state of the race, according to the latest polling data.

Analysts are watching these California congressional races as ones that will or could be close in November 2024.