SAN DIEGO, CALIF. - Speaking before a crowd estimated near 15,000 at the San Diego Convention Center, Donald Trump reaffirmed his commitment to take care of our nation’s veterans, build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, unite the Republican Party behind a central message of national strength, and emphasized how unfair and undemocratic the delegate and two-party system has become.

A PPIC poll released this week confirms that California is likely to see a competitive November election between two Democrats, Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez. This is a huge victory for California voters and still another validation of the Independent Voter Project, authors of the Proposition 14 reforms that brought nonpartisan open primaries to the state.

The Independent Voter Project (IVP), authors of California’s top-two nonpartisan primary, filed a proposed amendment to the San Diego City Charter to remove the rule allowing a candidate to be elected if they receive over 50% of the vote in a primary election. IVP is requesting this be placed by the City Council on the November general election ballot.

SAN DIEGO, CALIF. – Independent Voter Network San Diego realizó una encuesta sobre los actuales candidatos a la Alcaldía, previo a las elecciones primarias de 2016 que tendrán lugar el 7 de Junio en San Diego. La encuesta estuvo activa durante cuatro días.

La encuesta se realizó de manera imparcial, representando a un grupo variado de votantes de la Ciudad de San Diego, de diversos perfiles. La encuesta fue completada por más de 600 personas, con un margen de error de 3.5%.

Curly Haugland, the RNC committeeman who made news earlier this year for saying all Republican delegates are unbound and can vote their conscience from the first vote, co-authored a commentary piece on CNBC with policy consultant Sean Parnell furthering the claim that delegates do not have to listen to primary and caucus voters.

San Diego, Calif. - Gil Cabrera is one of five attorney’s running to replace Jan Goldsmith as the next city attorney for San Diego. Cabrera got an enormous boost in distancing himself from the pack with the endorsement of the San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board.

San Diego, Calif. – Cuando Donald Trump suba al escenario del Centro de Convenciones de San Diego este viernes, lo hará como el candidato presidencial del Partido Republicano.

Trump ha tenido la nominación amarrada por semanas, más ahora ya cuenta con los 1,237 delegados necesarios para asegurar la nominación, ya que varios delegados cambiaron su apoyo a Trump.

San Diego, Calif. - When Donald Trump takes the stage Friday at the San Diego Convention Center, he will do so as the Republican presidential nominee.

Trump has had the nomination locked down for weeks, but he now has the 1,237 delegates needed for the nomination as some delegates have switched their support to Trump.

On June 7, the primary elections will take place in California, and San Diegans will get the opportunity to cast their votes for mayor, city attorney and City Council members for District 1, District 3, District 5, District 7, and District 9.

Registered voters will be able to vote for any candidate of their choosing regardless of party affiliation, thanks to Proposition 14, the 2010 initiative that created the nonpartisan, top-two primary.

La más reciente encuentra a nivel estatal realizada por el Instituto de Politica Pública de California (PPIC por sus siglas en inglés) muestra que el Senador Bernie Sanders está cerrando la brecha con Hillary Clinton en las elecciones primarias presidenciales de California.

De acuerdo a los resultados de la encuesta, Sanders sigue muy de cerca a Clinton con un margen de tan sólo dos puntos porcentuales, teniendo 44% ante 46%.