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October 27th 2002
Green candidate Camejo counts on disdain for Gray Walnut
Tri-Valley Herald
The Green Party, which tries to change its image of a white, middle-class party, has made much progress in the campaign in California. October 25th 2002
Camejo seeks attention, votes in campaign's last weeks
San Francisco Chronicle
California governorship candidate, Peter Camejo, a left wing reformer with ties to the Socialist and Green parties faces numerous obstacles on his path to electoral victory, yet, promises to implement an instant-runoff ballot if successful.October 20th 2002
Reapportionment deal makes elections a moot point
Los Angeles Daily News
The victory of the Democrats in Southern California's campaigns for Congress is certain thanks to a bipartisan reapportionment deal cut in August 2001.October 6th 2002
None of the Above
San Francisco Chronicle
High disapproval for both contenders in the 2002 California governor's race is insufficient to pass Proposition 23, a measure to put the option "none of the above" on the ballot. The viability of Green Party candidate Peter Camejo is cited, and JohnJune 11th 2002
Santa Rosa vote plan: How it works elsewhere
Press Democrat
Article about the results of cumulative voting in Santa Rosa and elsewhere, including commentary from CVD's Caleb Kleppner.May 29th 2002
City OKs studying S.F. 'instant runoff voting'
Los Angeles Daily News
The Los Angeles City Council plans to study how instant runoff voting (IRV) works in San Francisco to see whether it should be implemented in LA.[ Previous ] [ Next ]
Green candidate Camejo counts on disdain for Gray Walnut
Tri-Valley Herald
The Green Party, which tries to change its image of a white, middle-class party, has made much progress in the campaign in California. October 25th 2002
Camejo seeks attention, votes in campaign's last weeks
San Francisco Chronicle
California governorship candidate, Peter Camejo, a left wing reformer with ties to the Socialist and Green parties faces numerous obstacles on his path to electoral victory, yet, promises to implement an instant-runoff ballot if successful.October 20th 2002
Reapportionment deal makes elections a moot point
Los Angeles Daily News
The victory of the Democrats in Southern California's campaigns for Congress is certain thanks to a bipartisan reapportionment deal cut in August 2001.October 6th 2002
None of the Above
San Francisco Chronicle
High disapproval for both contenders in the 2002 California governor's race is insufficient to pass Proposition 23, a measure to put the option "none of the above" on the ballot. The viability of Green Party candidate Peter Camejo is cited, and JohnJune 11th 2002
Santa Rosa vote plan: How it works elsewhere
Press Democrat
Article about the results of cumulative voting in Santa Rosa and elsewhere, including commentary from CVD's Caleb Kleppner.May 29th 2002
City OKs studying S.F. 'instant runoff voting'
Los Angeles Daily News
The Los Angeles City Council plans to study how instant runoff voting (IRV) works in San Francisco to see whether it should be implemented in LA.[ Previous ] [ Next ]