Lieutenant Governor

Article Abstract:

Democratic Assemblyman Cruz Bustamante won the Democratic nomination while Republican Sen Tim Leslie won the nomination for his party during California's primary election for the Lieutenant Governor's office. Bustamante won by capturing 73% of the party vote while his closest opponent, Tony Miller, got only 18%. Bustamante's plan to focus on his ethnicity in the coming Nov 1998 elections is timely since the Latino vote is becoming increasingly important in California.

Primaries, Lieutenant-governors, Lieutenant governors, Bustamante, Cruz, Leslie, Tim

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The Florida backlash

Article Abstract:

New regulations on the conduct of elections are likely to be passed by the CA Legislature when it starts in December 2000. Californian lawmakers wish to avoid the problems experienced in the 2000 presidential election in FL.

Laws, regulations and rules

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A dying breed? Wanted: living, breathing poll workers

Article Abstract:

The difficulty of finding enough workers to staff polling areas on election day in CA is described. The problem has been partly solved by allowing high school seniors to work in the precincts.

Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, High school seniors

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