I am uninspired by my party. While we ponder uninspiring Presidential candidates and learn that 69% of millennials express a willingness to vote for a “socialist,” we find our local Republican Party has gone soft on the one institution that perhaps bears more of the responsibility than any of the others, government schools. Why did …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-12)
As of October 27, 2016 at 5:00pm, 997,672 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 229,765 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 23.03% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 36.23% Republicans (4.78% above registration), 40.74% …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-13)
As of October 26, 2016 at 5:00pm, 996,223 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 206,591 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 20.74% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 36.01% Republicans (4.56% above registration), 41.00% …
Election Prediction Contest: Win Bon Jovi Tickets
How smart are you in predicting the outcome of the 2016 election? The DeMaio Report on NewsRadio 600 KOGO is running a contest where you predict the outcome of races found on the San Diego election ballot. Submit your predictions for the outcome of the San Diego elections and you could win a pair of tickets to see Bon Jovi …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-14 Days)
As of October 25, 2016 at 5:00pm, 993,552 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 180,456 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 18.16% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 35.72% Republicans (4.26% above registration), 41.27% …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-15)
As of October 24, 2016 at 5:00pm, 993,219 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 141,531 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 14.25% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 35.40% Republicans (3.94% above registration), 41.70% …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-16 Days)
As of October 23, 2016 at 5:00pm, 988,234 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 129,717 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 13.13% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 35.24% Republicans (3.79% above registration), 41.80% …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-18 Days)
As of October 21, 2016 at 5:00pm, 113,004 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 113,004 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 11.44% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 35.07% Republicans (3.61% above registration), 41.90% Democrats (4.95% …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-19 Days)
As of October 20, 2016 at 5:00pm, 987,087 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 96,360 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 9.76% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 34.88% Republicans (3.43% above registration), 42.07% Democrats …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-20 Days)
As of October 19, 2016 at 5:00pm, 986,325 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 79,864 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 8.10% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 34.61% Republicans (3.15% above registration), 42.27% …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-21 Days)
As of October 18, 2016 at 5:00pm, 983,953 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 31,388 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 3.19% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 35.00% Republicans (3.55% above registration), 41.85% Democrats (4.91% …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-22 Days)
As of October 17, 2016 at 5:00pm, 964,365 ballots have been mailed to registered voters throughout the county. 19,528 voters have voted (either by returning their ballot, or through early voting). This equates to an overall voting rate of 2.02% among all ballots mailed. Breaking down the ballots by party, total returns are comprised of 34.07% Republicans (3.31% above registration), 42.24% Democrats …
San Diego County Ballot Returns (E-23 Days)
NOTE: These are very early (and small) data. I would not start reading too much into these until we have more ballots turned in. The initial wave of voters are uniquely motivated to vote, so may have a different demographic breakdown than the eventual aggregate numbers. Nonetheless, the data is posted, because it is there, and I know people are …
Dave Roberts: The Temperament of Donald Trump and the Ethics of Hillary Clinton
You can’t make this stuff up. Trump brags about trying to hit on married women and accuses Clinton of having tremendous hate in her heart in a debate. Shady Dave Roberts got caught abusing his female employees and accuses Gaspar of “ugliness” for communicating his ethical transgressions to the voters. This is the oddest election cycle I’ve seen in my …
OneManCan.org Voter Guide for State, County, and Local Propositions
One Man Can, the web-based precinct management system for conservatives, offers its voter guide for statewide, county, and local ballot propositions today. One Man Can Founder Joseph Spencer and Brian Brady collaborated on the recommendations. Download the entire Voter Guide, with candidate recommendations here We are against any and all efforts to raise taxation, including bond issues which are accompanied …
DeMaio Releases November Voter Guide
Did you get the two big books in the mail yet containing hundreds of pages on the more than 60 ballot measures being voted on in this election? Over 500 pages! It is so frustrating! I’m sharing a resource to help make sense of it all. To make it simple and to point out some big problems hidden in some …
No on Measure A Campaign Launched – Stop the Blank Check Tax Hike
San Diego politicians have cooked up a deceptive measure to raise taxes and provide zero guarantee on where the money will be spent. Join the campaign to defeat Measure A! Visit: www.StopTheSaleTax.com Veteran political activists will recognize that this website and the logo bear striking resemblance to the No on Prop D campaign in 2010 that defeated that tax hike …
Democratic Voters Are Cowards (and Far From Democratic)
Hillary Clinton rigged the election to defeat a septuagenarian socialist (and STILL almost lost). Read the source documents (emails) proving her complicity. Please chant, “This. Is. What. De-mo-cra-cy. Looks. Like.” as you denounce Hillary Clinton. You won’t. You will say, “But Trump” Cowards.
In CA local government hiring, nepotism is widespread. “Public servants” — our state’s TRUE aristocracy.
Below is an article and TV news segment revealing widespread nepotism in the huge water department of city of San Diego. I’ve got a sound bite in the video. But this rigged hiring process is not an isolated instance. Not hardly! In California, local government nepotism is widespread. It’s most predominant in the few highly-prized firefighter openings. LA and Oakland …
SDUT: Fraud trial to start for Escondido school trustee Jose Fragozo
On one hand, the defendant claims he’s being targeted because of his criticism of the School District SINCE he was elected. On the other hand, the first complaint of his false residency was made WHEN he was a candidate. Can anyone say smoke? Read the SDUT story.
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