What Makes the November 2 Propositions so Difficult? Ballot measures are always hard to read and understand, but this fall’s nine seem especially dense — separately and as a group. First of all, nine propositions …[READ MORE]
It’s that time again: your chance to make a more informed decision on the statewide ballot measures. Members and those interested in getting more education about the propositions on the ballot this November will gather …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Democratic Club will be hosting the 2nd Annual Diversity Panel at the meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. Creating an event to help foster dialogue about diversity in Culver City, …[READ MORE]
SENATOR PRICE’S SB 1088, EXPANDING AGE OF DEPENDENT COVERAGE, SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR Sacramento – SB 1088, legislation authored by Senator Curren D. Price, Jr. (D-Los Angeles) that prohibits health plans and health insurers from …[READ MORE]
Editor’s Note- In this final section of Steve Gourley essay, the rewards for your participation are outlined. Guess what? If you follow my advice, your rise to power in Culver City cost you almost nothing: …[READ MORE]
Editor’s note- yesterday’s post ( see below) featured easy ways to get politically involved in Culver City. Today, Mr. Gourley takes us to the next level. Two things which require actual effort: 1. Write one …[READ MORE]
This article is in response to Judith Martin-Straw’s recent essay which pointed out that “parents don’t vote” in local elections. Actually parents don’t vote, but grandparents do vote. A very large number of voters are …[READ MORE]
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