California Legislative History
Home of the One Voter Project
The One Voter Project is an eight-year-old attempt to increase civic involvement in California. The effort has taken two better routes; educating the public about the rich political history of California (through JoinCalifornia.com) and encouraging involvement in the current politics (through ElectionVolunteer.com).
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P.O. Box 188164
Sacramento, CA 95818
Editor
Alex Vassar
e: alex@onevoter.org
Webmaster
Shane Meyers
e: shane@onevoter.org
February 14, 2012
There are currently 176 candidates for Congress and 299 candidates for the State … [Read More...]
February 9, 2012
Friday marks the 59th birthday for Mervin Evans, one of California's prolific … [Read More...]
February 8, 2012
Apologies for not posting this earlier. The latest voter registration numbers … [Read More...]
February 6, 2012
The Secretary of State released the list of Presidential candidates who will … [Read More...]
February 5, 2012
The Register Pajaronian newspaper had an article about the "Watsonville Caucus" … [Read More...]
Only one Medal of Honor awardee has ever been elected to the California Legislature. It was U.S. Navy Captain Willis W. Bradley, who was presented with the Medal during World War I. Bradley later served as Naval Governor of Guam (1929-1931), a Member of Congress from California (1947-1949), before being elected to the Assembly in 1952.
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