California voters face a clear choice in 2026 between progress and decline.
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voters → face → progress
The vast majority of Californians believe the state is on the wrong track.
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state → believe → track
We are over-regulated. We are over-taxed.
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We → regulate → ?
We’ve wasted too much money.
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We → waste → money
People and businesses are leaving the state.
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People → leave → state
Inside Xavier Becerra’s secretive inner circle as Dem insiders jockey for plum gigs — before votes are even counted
- From the billionaire tax to voter ID, here are the 14 measures Californians will decide in November
- How California could track your miles — and what drivers might pay
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drivers → jockey → what
California early voting tops 6.4 million — nearly 1 million more than last midterm’s Election Day eve tally
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voting → top → tally
Single vote spares Nithya Raman from DSA revolt before LA mayoral election
The California dream is under siege, because of 16 years of one-party Democrat rule.
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dream → spar → rule
Do we continue with more of the same — or do we take a different path?
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we → continue → path
We need change.
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We → need → change
All those tax increases will just fuel the continued big spending of Democrats in Sacramento.
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increases → fuel → Sacramento
- The California Post endorses Steve Hilton for governor over establishment pick Xavier Becerra for real change
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Post → endorse → change
Experienced Karen Bass is a far better vote than radical socialist Nithya Raman in the LA mayoral race
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Bass → experience → race
Even if the billionaire tax fails, California faces looming tech revolt
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California → fail → revolt
Time to vote — the future of California hangs in the balance
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future → vote → balance
Radical change — socialism — will just take us further in the direction of decline.
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change → take → decline
But practical, common-sense change can make all the difference.
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change → make → difference
We don’t need our leaders to be flashy.
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leaders → need → ?
We’ve had eight years of the Gavin Newsom show.
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We → have → show
We need leaders who work hard and respond to what the public needs.
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public → need → what
Steve Hilton has brought a sense of urgency to the campaign.
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Hilton → bring → campaign
He reminds us that we don’t have to accept the status quo.
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we → remind → quo
His policies deserve our vote.
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policies → deserve → vote
Let people build the single-family homes they want — not just crowded high-rises.
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they → let → homes
That’s the change Californians want.
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Californians → ’ → ?
Not the upheaval offered by socialists like Nithya Raman, who is radical, inexperienced, and lacking in common sense.
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who → offer → sense
She’s running to deliver LA to the extreme left.
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She → run → left
She has even promised to fire the LAPD chief, which past chiefs say would be a disaster for the city, especially before the Olympics.
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chiefs → promise → Olympics
Mayor Karen Bass has many flaws, but she is learning from her mistakes.
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she → have → mistakes
She is cutting red tape for wildfire victims, for example.
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She → cut → example
She is far better than a radical alternative that wants to fire cops and protect homeless encampments.
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that → want → encampments
San Francisco has set an example of progress — by moving to the center, not the far-left.
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Francisco → set → center
We must back candidates who stand for that pragmatic change.
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who → back → change
There are also 14 ballot initiatives — and two stand out.
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two → be → ?
Proposition 39, the Voter ID initiative, would restore trust in our elections.
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Proposition → restore → elections
That’s a “yes.”
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That → ’ → ?
Proposition 40, the “billionaire tax,” would chase entrepreneurs out of the state.
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Proposition → chase → state
That’s a “no.”
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That → ’ → ?
We won’t change everything in one election.
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We → change → election
But we can take steps in the right direction by embracing common-sense, pragmatic change — and rejecting the politics of radicalism and division.
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we → take → radicalism
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