Web sites listed below are current as of February 17, 2013, and offer independent information on elections, candidates or issues of civic interest to California voters.
*Please note that California now has an open "Top Two" primary for statewide and congressional races only, not for presidential candidates, unless the political parties request an exemption. Voters registered with "no party preference" (NPP), can vote on a primary ballot for a presidential candidate in the Democrat or American Independent parties. Only registered Republicans can vote for the GOP presidential primary candidate.
INFO FOR MARCH 5 LOS ANGELES MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
Sources include: www.ethics.lacity.org; Daily News of Los Angeles and public research.
SFVP Selected Personal Choices
(Karen Kenney, coordinator SFV Patriots):
ELECTION INFORMATION
WATCHDOG GROUPS:
PARTY ENDORSEMENT SITES:
Here are the official endorsement sites from the major parties in Los Angeles County. The official endorsement list of the California Republican Assembly is printed in its entirety because the link was not available:
CURRENT EVENTS: