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John,
2020 is a very important election year. There’s the presidential race of course, but in California we also have 12 statewide propositions. Plus every member of Congress, along with many legislators, are also up for re-election. If you feel overwhelmed just thinking about the research you’ll need to do in order to be an informed voter, you’re not alone. Luckily, KQED is here to help.
KQED’s politics team works year-round to ensure you have all the information and analysis you need to complete your ballot with confidence. We hope you’ll apply that same level of confidence to your support of KQED by making a monthly sustaining gift today. |
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Each week on our radio show and podcast Political Breakdown, Marisa Lagos and I interview people who are having an impact at the local, statewide or national level. Our team also produces an online voter guide with clear explanations of each item on your ballot, covers election results live and reports on how the results of each proposition will impact you and your community.
This kind of fact-based and non-sensationalized political news is critical to a healthy democracy, and we are only able to provide it because of our members’ support.
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Scott Shafer
KQED politics senior editor and co-host of Political Breakdown |
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