State GovernmentGovernor Jerry Brown (D)
Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom (D) Attorney General Kamala Harris (D) Secretary of State Debra Bowen (D) State Controller John Chiange (D) Treasurer Bill Lockyer (D) Insurance Comm. Dave Jones (D) Superintendent of Public Institutions Tom Torlakson (D) California Government www.ca.gov California State Legislature www.legislature.ca.gov California’s State Constitution www.sos.ca.gov/archives/collections/1849/full-text.htm California’s Supreme Court www.courts.ca.gov/supremecourt CA State Legislature Voting Info leginfo.legislature.ca.gov CA State Senate Republican Caucus cssrc.us CA State Assembly GOP Caucus arc.asm.ca.gov 1880 version of CA’s constitution www.sos.ca.gov/archives/collections/1879/archive/1879-constitution.pdf |
OrganizationsCalifornia GOP
cagop.org Young Americans for Liberty www.yaliberty.org CA Young Republicans Federation www.cyrfgop.com Home School Legal Defense California www.hslda.org/hs/state/CA California Pro-Life Council www.californiaprolife.org Southern California Patriots www.socalpatriots.com California Rifle & Pistol Associations www.crpa.org Young Americans Foundation www.yaf.org Republican Party of Los Angeles www.lagop.org 
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Take ActionLocal Recommendations in CA
(recommendations from our California State Coordinator) Board of Equalization Candidates District 2 George Runner for Board of Equalization District 3 BOE #3 - G. Rick Marshall Congressional Candidates CD 23 - Kevin McCarthy CD 25 - Steve Knight CD 26 - Jeff Gorell CD 27 - Jack Orswell CD29 - William Leader CD 30 - Mark Reed CD 32 - Arturo Alas CD 33 - Elan Carr CD 37 - R. Adam King CD 38 - Benjamin Campos CD 39 - Ed Royce CD 43 - John Wood CD 47 - Andy Whallon State Senate Candidates SD 18 - Ricardo Benitez SD 20 - Matthew Munson SD 22 - Marc Rodriguez SD 32 - Mario Guerra SD 34 - Janet Nguyen State Assembly Candidates AD 36 - Tom Lackey AD 38 - Scott Wilk AD 43 - Todd Royal AD - 44 Rob McCoy AD 46 - Zachary Taylor AD 48 - Joe Gardner AD 49 - Esthela Torres Siegrist AD 50 - Bradly Torgan AD 51- Stephen Smith AD 52 - Dorothy Pineda AD 54 - Glen Ratcliff AD 55 - Ling-Ling Chang AD 57 - Rita Topalian AD 62 - Ted Grose AD 63 - Adam Miller AD 66 - David Hadley AD 70 - John Goya Judicial Supreme Court Goodwin Liu No Mariano-Florentino Cuellar No Kathryn Mickle Werdegar Yes Court of Appeals Frances Rothschild No Jeffrey W. Johnson Yes Brian M Hoffstadt Yes Lee Anne Edmon Yes Audrey B. Collins No Nora M Manella Yes Paul A. Turner Yes Kenneth R. Yegan Yes Dennis M. Perluss No Laurence D. Rubin No Madeline I. Flier No Judge Superior Court Office 61 Dayan Mathai Office 87 Andrew Stein School Superintendent Marshall Tuck Sheriff County Jim Mcdonnell Supervisor 3rd District Bobby Shriver Los Angeles County Assessor - John Morris The California Ballot Propositions on the November 4, 2014 Statewide Ballot: Proposition 1: NO - increasing the state debt payments by approximately $360 million a year for forty years. Proposition 2: Yes Proposition 45: NO - The measure would be a disaster for health insurance in the state. It would require the commissioner to approve all individual and small group plans, even though these are and would continue to be reviewed by the state Department of Managed Health Care. It also would give him power over plans in the state exchange (Obamacare), even though the Covered California Commission sets the parameters and negotiates rates on these plans. The chaos in the market would exceed anything we have ever seen, and that’s not counting the potential for lawsuits that could retroactively change rates and conditions Proposition 46: NO - raises the cap on pain and suffering damages in medical negligence suits from the current $250,000 to $1.1million, to be adjusted for inflation. It also permits lawyers to take a higher percentage of these awards than is presently allowed. Proposition 47: NO - …will flood the courts with resentencing hearings and turn large numbers of bad guys out on the streets. Anyone who thinks the prisons are full of low level, non-dangerous folks is kidding himself. In many cases, these will be serious criminals who entered into a plea bargain with a lesser charge that was still a felony. And now this would let them out immediately Proposition 48: NO - … If this compact is approved, you have a model of permitting Indian tribes to buy land anywhere and put up casinos that would be illegal if any other party were doing it. It breaks the original promise and serves no useful public need. LA County Measure P more taxes NO |
