The only post-Statehood Presidents who don’t have California schools named after them are Andrew Johnson, Rutherford B. Hayes, Chester A. Arthur, Richard M. Nixon, and George H. W. Bush.
DYK
February 13, 2012 By
The Online Home of California's Political History
Recent News
Where are they now? Pat Nolan
December 1, 2017
http://capitolweekly.net/where-are-they-now-pat-nolan/ … [Read More...]
Where are they now? Mike Machado
November 4, 2017
http://capitolweekly.net/now-mike-machado/ … [Read More...]
Where are they now? Wadie Deddeh
October 6, 2017
http://capitolweekly.net/where-are-they-now-wadie-deddeh/ … [Read More...]
Assembly Staff Statistics (February 2017)
April 22, 2017
The California Legislature is not just a group of legislators. In fact, the 80 … [Read More...]
California Lawmaker Now Available
January 23, 2017
Now available on Amazon.com is California Lawmaker by Alex Vassar, editor of the … [Read More...]
Latest Tweets
- Democracy is a fantastic thing. https://t.co/zqfTQVPVcw Yesterday at 7:11 pm
- In Los Angeles? Probably a fmr Governor trying to find Sarah Connor before she gives birth to John Connor, the lead… https://t.co/kcnf9IsNnC Yesterday at 5:57 pm
- More Tweets by Alex Vassar
Fun Fact
The highest vote count for a State Senator was in 1958, when Richard Richards ran unopposed for reelection and won with more than 1.4 million votes. At the time, State Senate districts were apportioned by county rather than population, and Richards represented the entirety of Los Angeles County (which now contains parts of 14 Senate […]
California Lawmaker
Recent Posts
- Where are they now? Pat Nolan December 1, 2017
- Where are they now? Mike Machado November 4, 2017
- Where are they now? Wadie Deddeh October 6, 2017
- Assembly Staff Statistics (February 2017) April 22, 2017
Copyright © 2011-2015 Alex Vassar & Shane Meyers.
Redistribution or commercial use is prohibited without express written permission.