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The open primary system state voters approved in 2010 doesn't apply to the race for the White House. But Californians have options to get around limits they may face.

Seemingly, California is a deeply blue state in which Democrats hold virtually all of the levers of political power, including all statewide offices and three-fourths of the Legislature’s seats. However, California’s most frustrated political bloc these days are the progressives who yearn to remake the state into a model of economic and social egalitarianism with […]

Seemingly, California is a deeply blue state in which Democrats hold virtually all of the levers of political power, including all statewide offices and three-fourths of the Legislature’s seats.

Seemingly, California is a deeply blue state in which Democrats hold virtually all of the levers of political power, including all statewide offices and three-fourths of the Legislature’s seats.

CalMatters Commentary - Although Democrats dominate California’s politics, left-leaning organizations feel frustrated in their efforts to remake the state.

Although Democrats dominate, left-leaning organizations feel frustrated in their efforts to remake the state

Although Democrats dominate, left-leaning organizations feel frustrated in their efforts to remake the state

Seemingly, California is a deeply blue state in which Democrats hold virtually all of the levers of political power, including all statewide offices and three-fourths of the Legislature’s seats.

California Healthline senior correspondent Angela Hart leads a discussion about the role women play as California grapples with a shortage of health care providers.

KFF Health News senior correspondent Angela Hart moderated a panel about women in the health care workforce for an event hosted by Capitol Weekly on Sept. 28 in Sacramento.