Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) has flip-flopped again on the question of whether her health care proposal would allow for private health insurance, telling CNN on Tuesday evening that there would be “very little” of it under her plan.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is surging in the polls this week, with a new California poll showing she has taken second place — and leads all Democratic presidential candidates when second choice votes are taken into account.
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, held campaign events in the Central Valley city of Fresno on Monday in an attempt to improve his support among Latino voters.
Left-wing Democrats launched their first attacks this weekend against former vice president Joe Biden, who is currently the frontrunner in the race for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination in 2020.
California Democrats are reportedly considering a resolution at their party conference in San Francisco that blames Israel for antisemitism, and links the Jewish state indirectly to violent incidents at synagogues in the United States.
The deep-blue state of Illinois may be in play in the 2020 presidential election, thanks to aggressive left-wing policies being pursued by an unpopular state government that could trigger a significant public backlash.
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) received a raucous welcome on home turf on Sunday, as her campaign held its first organizing rally of the 2020 Democratic primary at Los Angeles Southwest College.
LOS ANGELES, California — Socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who is running for the Democratic Party’s nomination for president, appeared at a rally of over 1,000 striking workers and students outside the campus of the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) on Wednesday afternoon in a show of solidarity and a pitch for labor support.
Republican businessman John Cox, who stunned the political world last week by placing second in the California primary and securing a spot on the November ballot, said Monday that President Donald Trump will campaign for him in California.
Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa spent almost $35 million in the California primary to come in third for governor behind Republican businessman and first-time candidate John Cox, who spent just $6.6 million.
Gavin Newsom’s real weak spot is that he does nothing for his party — and is even willing to sacrifice it for his own gain. He is “Mr. Me.”
California gubernatorial primary winner Democrat Gavin Newsom’s attempt to tie runner-up John Cox to President Trump may help the Republican to continue his surge.
Voters made history during Tuesday’s California primary election by recalling Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky from office.
Incumbent U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) took first place in Tuesday’s primary in California, easing her way into the general election in November, where she will compete for a fifth term in office.
Kimberlin Brown Pelzer finished ahead of all other Republican contenders in California’s 36th congressional district in Tuesday’s primary, securing the right to challenge incumbent third-term Democrat Raul Ruiz in November.
Democrats are fuming about the more than 118,000 voters who were left off the rolls in Los Angeles in Tuesday’s California primary. However, they have no one but themselves to blame.
Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom taunted President Donald Trump on Wednesday, one day after finishing first in the California primary for governor, daring him to campaign in the state for Republican rival John Cox.
California primary election returns show charter school advocate Marshall Tuck defeating the teachers’ union-endorsed candidate by 38 percent to 34.3 percent Tuesday in the race for California school superintendent.
Democrats managed to avoid being shut out of the general election in several key congressional races in the California primary on Tuesday.
Democrat Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and Republican businessman John Cox will face off in November’s general election after finishing in the top two spots on Tuesday evening in the California primary.
Republican businessman John Cox has been projected as the second-place finisher in the California primary for governor, securing a slot at the top of the ticket on the November ballot and lifting GOP hopes to retain Congress.
President Donald Trump tweeted several endorsements Tuesday morning for the California primary, including Republican businessman John Cox for governor.
Voters will head to the polls Tuesday in the California primary, which will not only determine the final matchups in several key statewide races, including the race for governor, but will also set the framework for the overall battle for the U.S. House nationwide.
Orange County Democrats are hoping that Asian-American voters will provide the votes necessary for a “blue wave” to crash across Republican-held districts — and avoid a shutout in key primary races for Congress.
A spokesman for former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announced that the “Terminator” will not be voting for a Republican in the June 5 primary.
The California primary could decide the fate of Congress in November. Democrats hope to flip several districts. However, Republican fortunes have improved in recent months.
Republican James Bradley is within “striking distance” of second place in the California primary for U.S. Senate, according to the latest University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies (IGS) poll.
Republican businessman John Cox has strengthened his second-place position in the race for California governor, making him likely to qualify for the general election against Democrat Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom after the June 5 primary, according to a new poll.
Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom is offering some unusual advice to California voters in the June 5 primary: support the leading Republican candidate, businessman John Cox, rather than the other Democratic contender, former Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.
Female candidates on the Democratic Party ticket in California, many of whom have built their candidacies on opposing President Donald Trump, may not experience the anticipated “pink tsunami” or “Year of the Woman” as so many have hoped in the upcoming June primary elections.
Democrats are reportedly spending millions of dollars in California in an attempt to prevent a primary “disaster” that would hurt their goal of regaining control of the U.S. House of Representatives this year.
The mailers are “Paid for by Families & Teachers for Antonio Villaraigosa for Governor 2018, sponsored by California Charter Schools Association Advocates,” but designed to look like they are from Republicans.
Republican businessman John Cox is in a dead heat for second place with former Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa in the race for California governor, with less than two weeks to go before the June 5 primary.
San Diego businessman John Cox, the top Republican in the Democrat-heavy field of California gubernatorial candidates, is within striking distance of second place and could proceed to the general election.
Over the past few weeks, leading into the California Republican Party’s convention in Orange County this weekend, there have been mailings supporting the argument that the “top two” or “jungle primary” system created by Proposition 14 in 2010 is a good idea.
The California primary will be moved up from June to March starting in 2020, thanks to a bill signed Wednesday by Gov. Jerry Brown.
California’s legislature passed a bill early Saturday morning to move California’s primary to March in an effort to make California more relevant in the presidential primary.
Donald Trump’s rallies have been drawing large, capacity crowds across the country over the past week, dwarfing — by far — most of the crowds at Hillary Clinton events. But do Trump’s crowds mean anything — and if so, what?
Left-wing Democrats have a new conspiracy theory: Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) actually won the California primary, but was robbed by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Political analysts suggest that young voters in California, who registered at a frenetic pace in the last weeks before the June 7 primary, failed to turn out to vote for Bernie Sanders as expected.
