Voting? Governor, Lt. Governor, Sec. of State, AG, Ins. Comm., US Senate?

[k1dude]

Who to vote for in each?

There's too many candidates in many races. The Republicans will get crushed unless there's an obvious favorite.

[BillSmith]

N/A.

I used to have this fantasy that if all voters just filled in a few choices of select local candidates and issues, there would be a backlash within the major parties. Imagine it, millions of ballots cast, yet only a trickle of votes for the major seats of gov't. The voting populace sending the message, NONE OF THE ABOVE.

One should earn about local politicians and choose wisely. Understand state Propositions, county/local issues and make informed choices.

[Solid]

Who to vote for in each?

There's too many candidates in many races. The Republicans will get crushed unless there's an obvious favorite.

This is the first election I've been able to listen to many candidates in person. The totalitarian bent of many of the officeholders finally gotten me off my complacent *** to pay attention to what these people have to say.

I found the following a good place to start:

https://ivoterguide.com/All-in-State/california

Also the CRPA voter guide:

https://crpa.org/programs/campaigns-elections/

Once you narrow down a bit you can find interviews of many of the candidates on rumble and youtube.

[Wordupmybrotha]

US Senator: James Bradley
US Rep 28th district: Wes Hallman
Sheriff: Alex Villanueva
Assessor: Jeffrey Prang
Governor: Michael Shellenberger
Lieutenant Governor: David Hillberg
Secretary of State: Matthew Cinquanta
Controller: Lanhee Chen
Treasurer: Jack Guerrero
Attorney General: Anne Marie Schubert
Insurance Commissioner: Robert Howell
State Board of Equalization 3rd District: Y. Marie Manvel
Superintendent of public instruction: Lance Christensen

[Wordupmybrotha]

I went mostly with Independent so they'll have a shot against a democrat candidate in the general election.

[-hanko]

News here in Boise...

...says "anemic" number of votes.

Follow the rules...no vote, no biatch.