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Find information from others about the November 7 presidential election and other governmental or political topics especially for California.

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California State Official Election Information

Newspapers and Media

Listed here are all California daily newspapers within the list of top 100 newspapers in circulation in the United States. Links are to their election coverage, if present. Ordered by 1998 circulation numbers as reported by Zafo.

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Other Online News Sources

  • Capitol Alert: Internet news and information service focusing on California politics and government. Associated with the Sacramento Bee. Many features require a subscription.
  • politicalaccess.com: Nonpartisan Online Guide to California Press, Political, Election, Legislative and Government Information for 1998 and Beyond.
  • Rough & Tumble Follows statewide contests in the news.
  • Bayinsider. From KTVU, KNBR

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