Historically, California has voted for the Republican nominee. In 1976, California backed Gerald Ford, who would go on to lose the election to Jimmy Carter.

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Kennedy won one of the closest elections in U.S. history that year, but he didn’t get any help from California. The state voted for the SoCal-born Republican, giving Nixon a marginal win of less ...

Making history and expressing outrage may drive Californians to record turnout. ... It’s super simple these days to vote in California — the direct opposite of voter suppression in red states.

The state records show that Musk had a sparse history of voting in California. During the 18 years he was eligible to vote there, he cast ballots in only those two elections.

California, which introduced statewide vote-by-mail in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, doesn’t have a lot of history with that election format, and experts like Mitchell say that makes it ...

October 31, 2024. This November for the first time ever in California, some 16- and 17-year-olds will be able to vote. Voters in Oakland and Berkeley both passed measures years ago to allow 16- and 17 ...

Historically, California has voted for the Republican nominee. In 1976, California backed Gerald Ford, who would go on to lose the election to Jimmy Carter.