2008 California Primary
Here's The Times voter guide to the 2008 California primary. Check out coverage of the major contests, plus voter resources, links and a special database where you can track contributions to presidential candidates by ZIP Code.
OVERVIEW
-Why this primary really matters
STATEWIDE
-Guide to the statewide ballot measures.
-Casinos want to add 17,000 slot machines.
LOCAL
-Guide to Los Angeles County ballot measures
-Guide to Orange County ballot measures.
-Guide to Inland Empire ballot measures.
-Guide to Assembly race
-Guide to ballot measures in smaller cities.
PRESIDENTIAL RACE
MORE COVERAGE
January 20, 2008
VOTER GUIDE
A California primary that matters
This is not a typical California election.
2008 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
California exit poll
Both Democratic and Republican primary voters said the economy was the most important issue facing the country. In the Democratic primary, most backers of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama would be satisfied if the other candidate wins the nomination.
January 20, 2008
LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES
Voters to decide on local issues at Feb. 5 primary
This election season, there is a new addition to the usual assortment of school bond measures, term limit propositions and fireworks proposals that often dominate local ballot questions: three cities -- including Los Angeles -- are asking voters to let them keep collecting a telephone users tax they have come to depend on heavily.
VOTER GUIDE
Orange County ballot measures
Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District School Improvement and Construction Bond, Measure A
January 20, 2008
INLAND EMPIRE
Inland Empire ballot guide
In the Inland Empire, neighborhood outrage over crowing roosters caps a handful of measures in Riverside and San Bernardino counties that include a school bond proposal and the incorporation of a city.
January 20, 2008
55th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Furutani is expected to win the runoff election in 55th Assembly District
Democrat Warren Furutani is the overwhelming favorite in the Feb. 5 special election for the vacant 55th Assembly District seat, but he'll need to run again later this year if he wants to keep the post for more than a few months.
Medley of issues awaits voters
Should a new City Hall be built in Newport Beach and, if so, should it come with an ocean view? Should council members in Santa Ana be allowed an extra term? And in Placentia, voters will weigh the fate of a school bond.
January 20, 2008
STATE BALLOT MEASURES
Casinos want to add 17,000 slot machines
SACRAMENTO -- California voters will decide seven statewide ballot measures Feb. 5, including referendums on new state gambling compacts with four Southern California Indian tribes, an initiative that would change term limits for state lawmakers and a proposal to guarantee community college funding.
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