We are in the midst of a political science experiment in how voters in diverse places judge various pandemic responses.
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When Voters Get To Speak
Tag Archives: California
California Voters Say ‘Enough’
With a slew of measured decisions on ballot measures, Californians reined in organized labor and allied lawmakers.
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Experiencing Forest Management Firsthand
“Multiple use” of national forests did not include driving practice, but balanced stewardship yielded life skills, too.
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California Runs Out Of Gas
In California’s bright green future, everyone will want to buy renewable-powered vehicles. Also, they will have no choice.
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A California Hurricane? Well, It’s 2020
Only two tropical cyclones have struck California since statehood. They came 81 years apart; the last one was 81 years ago.
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States Prepare For The ‘Red Wedding’
How much fiscal blood will states spill due to the pandemic? A governor cites the notorious Red Wedding from “Game of Thrones.”
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Things Can Still Get Better As Numbers Get Worse
As COVID-19 moves into a younger population, comparing daily new cases with earlier months can be misleading.
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Texas Picks Another Doomed Fight
Remember the Alamo: Texas sues California in a battle that is not likely to win favorable terms for the Lone Star State.
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Mexico’s Butterfly War
Two suspicious deaths in a nature preserve are the latest threat to the monarch butterfly’s continent-spanning migration.
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States Competing For Money In Motion
High-earning taxpayers were on the move even before the pandemic. This should worry the states they are leaving.
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