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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI just mailed my California ballot and here is how I voted (FWIW)
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SENATOR: Kevin De Leon (To shut out Republicans. Will vote for Feinstein in November)GOVERNOR: Antonio Villaragosa (To shut out Republicans. Will for Newsom in November)
LT. GOVERNOR: Eleni Kounalakis
SECRETARY OF STATE: Alex Padiila
STATE CONTROLLER: Betty Yee
STATE TREASURER: Fiona Ma
ATTORNEY GENERAL: Xavier Bacerra
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER: Ricardo Luna
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION: Tony Thumond
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION: Malia Cohen
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE: Nancy Pelosi
STATE ASSEMBLY: David Chiu
MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO: Mark Leno
pennylane100
(3,425 posts)I am favoring John Chang for secretary of state but I have not positively made up my mind.
RandySF
(58,758 posts)Hes a solid election administrator.
4now
(1,596 posts)I never thought about it that way but I think I like it.
RandySF
(58,758 posts)Would depress turnout and help us with Congress, state legislative, county and municipal races.
yortsed snacilbuper
(7,939 posts)BadgerMom
(2,770 posts)Sorry. Im not usually that person, but something seemed off. I Googled Jose Padilla and a convict was the first entry!
Thanks!
MurrayDelph
(5,293 posts)but am not a fan of "strategic" voting. The idea nominating someone you "know" can't win is part of how we got Arnold and Reagan in California, and Trump in the US.
After all, if enough people go "strategic," you may end up with Villaraigosa vs Travis Allen, the thought of which is enough to make this native-born Angelino glad he moved to Oregon.