Don’t Miss California’s ‘Official Voter Information Guide’—Part Two

Voters cast their ballots in the US presidential election at a fire station in Alhambra, Calif., on Nov. 8, 2016. Ringo Chiu/AFP/Getty Images

Commentary

In Part One of this two-part series, I covered California’s “Official Voter Information Guide” for the offices of U.S. Senator, governor, and lieutenant governor. In Part Two I’m writing about the offices of attorney general, controller, and superintendent of public instruction. The Guide is important because it tells us a lot about what is going on around the state.

Attorney General

I covered this race last November in The Epoch Times in “California Crime Crackdown Inevitable in 2022.” I mentioned the two top Republican candidates, both included in my review below. And I was the first to point out the rise in crime means this race gives the Republicans the best chance of winning a statewide post.