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.

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 ...

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An extensive study of election fraud in California found just 56 cases occurred between 2000 and 2012, most of it perpetrated by campaign officials, not voters.

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 ...

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.