Image courtesy of democracydocket.com Happy New Year! As the clock continues to roll forward on 2022, we have many local efforts ramping up. Top 5… Read More »2022 Will Be A Busy Year. Here’s How You Can Help
by S. Chad Peace, Lori Thiel and Amy Tobia In 1911, California adopted the direct initiative and referendum process. In 1913, California adopted the public… Read More »Ranked Choice Voting Would Improve San Diego Elections
Represent San Diego is creating a video to educate the public about Democracy Dollars and we’re look to our readers for cast and crew.
Meet Gil Sery, one of Represent San Diego’s volunteers.
It’s January 2021, there’s a new president in D.C., a new Senate majority and a Democratic majority crowing about how voting rights is their top… Read More »All Aboard the Freedom to Vote Act Train!
Perspectives differ on the upcoming recall election of Governor Newsom. Here are two different opinions for you to consider as you decide how to vote.… Read More »Perspectives on the Recall Election
September 14, 2021 is the day California voters decide the fate of Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom in a special recall election, only the fourth ever… Read More »Recall election: Should Newsom Stay or Should He Go?
In America, we value the principle of “one person, one vote.” We believe that everyone’s vote should matter. And we value smooth transitions from one… Read More »The National Popular Vote
Voters have the power to decide who wins on election day, but only a small percentage of them decide who will be on the ballot.… Read More »Public Financing Lets Voters Choose Who Runs, Not Just Who Wins
The Electoral College is without doubt one of the most peculiar institutions in U.S. politics. Most American school children are taught the basics of how… Read More »Electoral College: …but WHY?