Brittany Piper presents in Arts and Humanities building at Chico State.
Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts
State Assemblyman James Gallagher was on hand for a GOP victory celebration Tuesday night. -- By Andrew Baumgartner
Congressman Doug LaMalfa’s re-election campaign has raised $956,000 in the last two years, $166,850 of it from the casino and gambli...
On average, candidates in 2018 spent $10,000 more on average than candidates who ran in 2016. Chico City Council candidates spe...
Butte County voter registration is almost evenly split between the Democratic and Republican parties. --Olyvia Simpson
Demographics show which county most likely voted for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.
Chico Council candidates Rich Ober, Alex Brown, Scott Huber, Jon Scott and Andrew Coolidge participated in a community forum hosted by No...
Butte County Republican s discussed the upcoming midterm elections Thursday evening at Oxford Suites in Chico. Party members who attend...
Nine candidates running for three city council seats and four candidates vying for three school board seats share their views on local i...
Protesters gathered in downtown Chico on Veterans Day. -By Ruby Larson
Chico residents gave their opinions on this recent electoral cycle. Photo Credits: Wikimedia, Creative Commons.
Most don't think Prop. 64 will affect local crime rates despite some convicted felons being released. -- by Tom Sundgren
Republicans and conservatives came together to express opinions and understand perspectives concerning the 2016 election.
State Election Results by County Screencap from http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president/california/ Hillary Cli...
California's voter results on propositions for the 2016 election.
Marijuana has blazed it's way onto the ballot once again this year, and this time it may succeed. According to the state Legislati...
A report presented to the Butte County Board of Supervisors Tuesday says that Measure L will be "difficult and risky for the coun...
