California Presidential Primary Election Ballot
Feb 01 2024
President of the United States
- Nikki Haley (R)
California is open ballot other than for President. As of today she is the only major candidate left running against Trump.
US Senator (Full Term)
- Christina Pascucci (D)
US Senator (Partial Term, to Jan 03 2025)
- Christina Pascucci (D)
Lots of choices here and I'll go with a low-odds candidate.
US Representative, 15th Congressional District
- Kevin Mullin (D), incumbent
State Senator, 13th Senate District
- Josh Becker (D), incumbent
State Assembly, 21st Assembly District
- Diane Papan (D), incumbent
Judge of the Superior Court, Office #4
- Sarah Burdick, incumbent and sole nominee
I looked at the other candidates and mostly uninspiring so I stick with the incumbents.
State Proposition 1. Authorizes $6.38 billion in bonds to build mental health treatment facilities for those with mental health and substance use 1 challenges; provides housing for the homeless. Legislative statute.
- YES
Against: I don't like Bonds since you're borrowing money so paying interest. In this case paying back $9.3B in 30 years.
For: Overview of state bond debt. Currently we're using 3% of general fund to pay bonds, less than the historical 4% average. Prop 1 would increase this by 0.16 to 3.16% So in perspective not that much money after all.
Against: Shift $140M from counties to state.
For: Governor Newsom supports this proposition.
- Nikki Haley (R)
California is open ballot other than for President. As of today she is the only major candidate left running against Trump.
US Senator (Full Term)
- Christina Pascucci (D)
US Senator (Partial Term, to Jan 03 2025)
- Christina Pascucci (D)
Lots of choices here and I'll go with a low-odds candidate.
US Representative, 15th Congressional District
- Kevin Mullin (D), incumbent
State Senator, 13th Senate District
- Josh Becker (D), incumbent
State Assembly, 21st Assembly District
- Diane Papan (D), incumbent
Judge of the Superior Court, Office #4
- Sarah Burdick, incumbent and sole nominee
I looked at the other candidates and mostly uninspiring so I stick with the incumbents.
State Proposition 1. Authorizes $6.38 billion in bonds to build mental health treatment facilities for those with mental health and substance use 1 challenges; provides housing for the homeless. Legislative statute.
- YES
Against: I don't like Bonds since you're borrowing money so paying interest. In this case paying back $9.3B in 30 years.
For: Overview of state bond debt. Currently we're using 3% of general fund to pay bonds, less than the historical 4% average. Prop 1 would increase this by 0.16 to 3.16% So in perspective not that much money after all.
Against: Shift $140M from counties to state.
For: Governor Newsom supports this proposition.