Term limit turmoil

What exactly will Proposition 93 do to term limits in the legislature? Why would people want to place further restrictions on whom they can vote for? Can we do term limits without redistricting? All this week, Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner and former Controller Steve Westly debate.

December 21, 2007

DUST-UP

Terminating terms

Today, Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner and former Controller Steve Westly debate giving statewide officials a break on term limits. Previously, they discussed what effect Proposition 93 would have on legislators' time in office, the effect of the current term-limits law on California politics, why voters support term limits, and redistricting reform.

December 20, 2007

DUST-UP

Half-baked reform?

Today, Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner and former Controller Steve Westly discuss overhauling the state's method of drawing legislative districts. Previously, they debated what impact Proposition 93 would have on legislators' time in office, the effect of the current term-limits law on California politics and why voters support term limits. Poizner and Westly will conclude their debate tomorrow.

December 19, 2007

DUST-UP

An anti-choice law?

Today, Insurance Commissioner Poizner and former Controller Steve Westly discuss voter support for term limits. Previously, they debated what impact Proposition 93 would have on legislators' time in office and the effect of the current term-limits law on California politics. Later in the week, they'll discuss redistricting reform and more.

December 18, 2007

DUST-UP

The Sacramento shuffle

State Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner and former state Controller Steve Westly begin their weeklong debate by discussing what effect Proposition 93 would have on California's term limits. Later in the week, they'll debate redistricting reform, why voters favor term limits and more.

December 17, 2007

DUST-UP

Term-limits turmoil

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