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At 9:22 p.m. Sunday, police found Anthony Tyrell Miller, 33, dying outside 22-I Simon Bright Apartments from a gunshot wound. He didn't live to make it to Vidant Medical Center in Greenville.
Monday morning, the Kinston Department of Public Safety announced an arrest warrant for an open count of murder was taken out for Sadequin Alif Anderson, 18.
Along the 200 block of South Orion Street where the incident took place, the atmosphere was calm in the bright sunlight and chilly air a little more than 12 hours after the shooting, while the occasional passers-by stole glances at the crime scene. A neighbor said she'd been in bed when the shooting happened, but only could say she heard some gunshots.
Officers with the Kinston Department of Public Safety were unable to track down Anderson immediately following the incident, though enough evidence came to light to take out a warrant.
"We were fortunate, certainly, to have some cooperation within the community to come up with that," KDPS Director Bill Johnson said. "But right now, of course, we're in the process of trying to locate that individual. So, again, one thing I would say to the community is if you have any further information as to location, please pass that on."
Anderson's mother, Michelle, said at her home Monday afternoon that there was no way Sadequin was in Kinston, as she'd asked his father to take him out of town for his own safety several days earlier.
"Wednesday of last week somebody shot 12 rounds at my son," Michelle Anderson said. "So, as of that day, I called his father – his father took him and got him out of Kinston. He has not been in Kinston as of Wednesday of last week."
She added that because of the publicity of the incident and the charge, her home has become a target and her other children are being threatened.
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Last week, I went to Jimbo's in Escondido and bought about a quart of SolarRain for $1.89. Back in the office, I offered a slug to six journalists. They all said it tasted fine but, unlike with wine or beer, there was no talk of legs or bouquet or finish. At first blush, water is water.
Once I tell the story of SolarRain, however, the locally crafted water, fully regulated by the FDA, seems to taste better.
Recently, Kjaer asked a manager at an area Whole Foods how SolarRain's sales compare with more mature status brands.
In that store for the health-conscious affluent, the "ocean-sourced" water from Valley Center, in production for less than two years, is keeping pace with Evian, an imported mineral water that for a century or two (depending on how you measure the product's timeline) has epitomized French quality in the eau-so-good-for-you water world.
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If you feel the need to work off that croissant au beurre you're likely to indulge in every morning or the daily éclair au chocolat you've been treating yourself to each afternoon, for visitors to Paris that practice yoga, there's plenty of places scattered about the city with classes all day long so you can downward-dog all that buttery richness away.
You'll find most of the yoga studios in Paris tucked away in old courtyards while others are sleek and modern. In my experience, you're less-likely to find a 'power yoga'-style class which feels like a heavy-duty workout in Paris as you'll find in many US cities, but it probably best not to overexert yourself too much…after all, you're on vacation!
Most yoga classes in Paris are Vinyasa or Ashtanga-style, with lots of variations. Of course, classes are in French (although some schools do have English-language classes), but more teachers speak some English and if you regularly practice yoga, you should be able to follow along.
Here's a list of a several studios that are centrally located, with some notes about their classes and styles. Most studios require regular students to pay a cotisation annuelle, an annual fee, although they waive it for short-term visitors. Please note that class prices are the current rates, and you should check the individual studios web sites for updates. If you like to have water handy, it's best to bring a small bottle along with you.
Most yoga studios in Paris don't offer showers or towels. Expect to pay more than you would for an individual class in the US, although most places offers series of multiple classes, which is worthwhile if you plan to be in town for a while. Mats are available, but changing rooms in most of the places are non-existent, so be prepare to 'see-and-be-seen' (and believe me, I've seen everything)—so don't be shy!


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A crash involving a motorcycle and a pickup truck at the intersection of State Rtoute 66 and West Miami-Shelby Road resulted in the death of Joseph S. Stanley, 24, 0f Piqua.
Miami County Coroner Dr. Steve Huffman said that Stanley was driving his motorcycle north on State Route 66 around 5 a.m. when an eastbound pickup truck, operated by James E. Westfall, 58, of Bradford, stopped at the stop sign on Miami-Shelby Road, then proceeded into the intersection, striking the motorcycle.
The pickup truck driver was reportedly uninjured but was transported to the hospital by medic, complaining of chest pains. Preliminary reports indicate that Stanley was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Westfall was wearing a seatbelt. Speed does not appear to have been a factor in the crash.
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You can ask us to set your email notifications or you can do it yourself.
Go to library's catalog at www.ccrld.lib.wa.us, click on:
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I ride in a lot of rock gardens and hard pack, where it can get almost sandy when things dry out. This tire is pretty solid all around, seems to hook up well over all types of dry terrain. I haven't tried it much in the wet, but with smaller nobs it's probably not great.
Kenda is pretty outspoken they don't endorse setting their tires up tubeless unless they're specifically built for it. I usually still have good luck, but this tire starts burping off the rim pretty easy even after a solid tubeless setup. I've been running tubes in mine just to avoid the hassle.
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adjective ac·rid \ˈa-krəd\
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: sharp and harsh or unpleasantly pungent in taste or odor : irritating
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African plains game hunting can be mind boggling fun, but not all hunts are created equal.
Southern Africa can boast of more species of wild game than any other place on the globe. Africa is truly a hunters paradise!
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If you are ok with simpler (but adequate) lodging, Namibia may be for you because you may save some money. You will stay in a farm house with the owners of the farm, and the hunting will be exceptional. Then, how about a San Tribe adventure hunt in the bush?! Spend three to five days, just you and the tribesmen in the bush. Sleep, eat and hunt.
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Africa offers a plethora of plains game species to hunt.
While most often thought of as a "target of opportunity", many African professional hunters / outfitters offer baboon hunts or safaris, usually as an add-on species to your plains game hunt. Some hunters who have been to Africa many times, prefer hunting baboons over plains game OR dangerous game… tough to believe, I know.
Baboons are hated by the villagers in many parts of Africa. They spread disease, destroy entire crops and can be very aggressive/dangerous, especially to young children.
Black Wildebeest
Black Wildebeest hunts may seem rather easy, as on the open plain where he is often found, he will be relatively easy to locate.
Excellent senses and herd instincts make hunting Black Wildebeest quite a challenge. The black wildebeest is most often hunted spot-and-stalk style, but their daily dependence on water makes them particular susceptible to an archery hunt from a ground blind at a waterhole. Smaller than the blue wildebeest, the black wildebeest, also known as the "white tailed gnu", or "clown of the veld" is a popular species taken on African plains game hunts.
Blesbok hunts take place on the open plains of the South African highveld.
The blesbok or blesbuck is an antelope native to South Africa. It has a distinctive white face and forehead. Once near-extinct, blesbuck antelope have been reintroduced on the game farms and African plains game hunting operations of southern Africa and now number somewhere in the hundreds of thousands. Blesbok are a true conservation success!
Blue Wildebeest
Hunting Blue Wildebeest or the "old fool of the veld", as he is also known, can be most exciting and is often referred to as the "poor man's buffalo".
While blue wildebeest numbers have dwindled somewhat in many areas, they are as plentiful as ever on the Serengeti ecosystem and the plains game hunting operations of southern Africa where numbers exceed one million. Learn more about the blue wildebeest here.
Bontebok are very similar to the blesbok however, their coloring is far more striking with pure white facial, stomach and rump blazes.
At one time, the bontebok population in South Africa was fewer than 40 individuals. Thanks to hunters though, the bontebok now has a huntable population. Bontebok are only found in South Africa and their endangered status and higher trophy fee does not make them an immediate choice for many plains game hunters.
The Bush Pig is the African equivalent of the European wild boar.
He bears similarities to the feral hogs common in many areas of the US. Bush pigs are mainly nocturnal, however daylight sightings do occur. Bush pigs are very sensitive to any nearby human presence… or any predator for that matter, making them a very difficult animal to hunt. The most effective way to hunt bush pigs is over bait at night. Give your PH plenty of advance if you would like to add a bush pig hunt to your plains game safari.
Bushbuck hunting can be challenging as he is shy and extremely elusive.
The bushbuck is the smallest member of the spiral horned antelope, is solitary, active at night and prefers forested areas. Bushbuck hunting can be compared to whitetail deer hunting in North America.
Caracals, also called sometime African Lynx. Caracal hunting can be a challenge.
Hunting the Caracal is more often than not a chance encounter. A spotlight at night over bait can sometimes be effective. You will probably have to shoot from a blind and be extremely still and quiet. Predator calls can also be employed and can be an effective method to getting this wary feline to show himself. While not legal everywhere, the Caracal can be hunted with dogs in the Eastern Cape.
When hunting Duiker, trophy evaluation can be difficult as most often only fleeting glances will be offered.
Horn tips level with the top of the ears are about 4 inches in length; if the horns extend beyond the ear tips by an inch or more, you are looking at a fairly high scoring trophy. Hunting Duiker can be extremely difficult; this mini-antelope has extremely refined senses, small size, camouflaged coloring, and a habit of staying in or close to the long grass and thick brush.
There are three subspecies of eland in southern Africa: Cape Eland, Livingstone Eland, and East African Eland, all of these subspecies are easier to hunt than the Giant Eland or Lord Derby Eland from central and west Africa.
The Cape Eland are the largest species of the spiral horned antelope and eland hunting makes for an impressive hunting trophy. As well as being huge, the eland is skittish by nature and will run at the slightest sign of danger. A trophy eland bull can easily weigh over 2,500 pounds. Due to their widespread distribution, most hunters take the Cape Eland subspecies on their plains game hunt in South Africa or Namibia. Eland hunting is usually included in a Plains Game package with other species. We have many hunts for eland available.
Hunting Gemsbok requires a good pair of boots, as you are apt to cover a lot of country.
Gemsbok are tough to hunt. they have a survival instinct stronger than any of the other African antelope species you will encounter on a plains game hunt. Both males and females make good trophies, with males carrying the shorter, but heavier horns. The best way to quickly judge a good trophy gemsbok is to compare the ratio of smooth horn to ringed horn. Older animals will have a longer portion of smooth horn on top.
Gyrsbok are small antelope which consist of several subspecies. Cape Grysbok and Sharpe's Grysbok have coarse speckled coats which vary from light brown to dark orange. The Sharpe's Grysbok is smaller in size with rounded ears and a more pointed muzzle.
Grysbok hunts can take place at night with a shotgun as they are nocturnal, although they are most often an incidental species that you will come across on your plains game hunt.
Impala hunts are on the agenda for just about every hunter who sets foot in Africa for a plains game hunt.
Found in many areas of Africa, impala are often the dominant species. They are very adaptable being both browsers and grazers. Most hunters will not hunt Africa without hunting impala and they are often used as leopard bait. There are three subspecies of impala, the East African Impala, the Southern Impala and the Black Faced Impala.
While not many hunters go on "standalone" jackal hunts, they are often shot incidentally by hunters on a plains game safari.
The Black-backed Jackal is most common and hunted throughout Southern Africa, and the Side-striped Jackal lives in northern Namibia, Botswana and parts of Zambia. Jackal hunting is very similar to hunting coyotes in North America.
Klipspringer hunts can be very challenging because of the terrain that this little antelope frequents. Be in shape and bring a good pair of boots if you wish to hunt klipspringer on your plains game safari.
The tiny klipspringer, is commonly used as leopard bait and can always be found in rocky, arid mountainous areas and usually in pairs or small family groups.
Kudu hunting is at the top of the list for just about every plains game hunter who comes to Africa.
The kudu rut takes place in May and we encourage any serious kudu hunter to come during that time. The kudu is probably second only to the Impala as Africa's most sought after trophy.
The "gray ghost," ubiquitous cliche that it is, is still about the best description anyone has come up with to describe the greater kudu. A kudu doesn't emerge from the bush, it materializes; they do not walk into deep cover, they vanish like smoke in a stiff breeze. …there is no more impressive single trophy to be had than the horns of a mature greater kudu." ~Terry Wieland, Spiral Horn Dreams
The red lechwe is a beautiful, medium-sized, semi-aquatic plains game antelope. Red lechwe prefer to live around a floodplain or body of water. They will feed in water up to shoulder height, and often dunk their heads underwater to eat aquatic plants.
Red lechwe hunts can be difficult mostly because of the terrain that they live in. A trophy red lechwe ram will have thick bases running sideways and up from the head, flaring out wide before starting a forward curve. The tips should continue upwards and be smooth and shiny. While some game ranches in South Africa have the highly sought after red lechwe, they live primarily in Botswana, Namibia and Zambia. They are mostly hunted in the floodplains of the Okavango Delta in Botswana.
The beautiful, elegant and slender nyala is a spiral-horned antelope native to Zululand. The nyala's name translates in the Zulu language to "shifty one", descriptive of his elusive nature.
Nyala hunts can be very difficult as they are elusive and skittish. A trophy nyala will have bell shaped horns with ivory tips flaring outwards. On a typical 10-day plains game safari, a 25″ nyala bull would be a good bar to set for yourself. Anything over 28″ should be considered an exceptional trophy nyala.
The Oribi is a small antelope, very similar in appearance, but slightly larger that the Steenbok.
Oribi are part of the "Tiny 10″ and any hunters who would like to hunt Oribi should indicate this when booking their safari, as Oribi quota is limited and permits have to be applied for before the hunter's arrival.
Red Hartebeest
The red hartebeest is also known as the "Harley Davidson" of the antelope, because of the configuration of his horns, this "beest" is truly a strange looking creature.
Red hartebeest hunts can be tough because they have an excellent sense of smell and hearing, but their sense of sight is poor. When alarmed, they tend to mill about in seeming confusion, snorting nervously before running, zigzagging and bouncing. They are normally associated with open country, occurring on various types of grassland, in semi-desert bush savannah and in some cases open woodland.
The Common or Southern Reedbuck is a medium sized antelope usually hunted near water and especially on the floodplain's.
Hunt Common Reedbuck near the water as they are water dependent and always found were water is abundant. They will usually present themselves in pairs, but may be found in larger herds especially during the winter months.
The rhebok is a medium-sized plains game antelope found only in mountainous areas of South Africa. Also it is known as the Vaal rhebok or grey rhebok.
Vaal rhebok hunts are among the most challenging South African antelope to hunt. They are a fairly rare game animal that is not found in many collections. Hunted mainly by glassing (they blend in very well) and stalking on foot.
Sable are one of the most majestic of the antelope species. A sable makes for a spectacular hunting trophy.
The horns of a trophy sable bull are truly spectacular and the longest of any African antelope with the exception of the kudu. Sable live in herds of up to 30 or more in open and sparsely wooded areas near water.
The Springbok is the only true gazelle found in Southern Africa. Once their numbers were in the millions however today they are confined mostly to the game reserves and game ranches.
In South Africa springbok live in the grasslands of the Free State and the shrublands of the Karoo. In Namibia, springbuck hunts take place in the grasslands of the south, the Kalahari desert to the east and the dry riverbeds of the northern bushveld of the Windhoek region. In Botswana they live in the Kalahari Desert. An unusual characteristic of the springbuck is it's ability to lift a "flap" that causes long white hairs under the tail to stand up in a conspicuous fan shape. This ritual is known as pronking from the Afrikaans, meaning to boast or show off.
The Steenbok is the largest of the mini antelope associated with the "Little Five".
Patience is the key to Steenbok hunts, like the rest of the mini antelope species, his super refined senses, small stature, natural camouflage and secretive nature, make steenbok hunting a challenge.
A small antelope species, Suni lives in the coastal regions of Natal Province in South Africa, most of Mozambique, and further northward into the Zambezi Valley.
Suni hunts usually are best along game trails, where they can be ambushed from ground blinds. Your weapon of choice for suni hunting should be the shotgun.
The Tsessebe is the fastest of all African antelope species.
Related to the blesbok and bontebok, tsessebe are very social animals and are often found in the grasslands with large herds of zebra, wildebeest, and sometimes ostriches. The tsessebe has a beautiful hide, but unimpressive horns. Most tsessebe are hunted incidentally by hunters on a plains game safari.
The Warthog is fairly common in Africa. A distant cousin of the European boar, warthogs are near the top of the list for many plains game safari clients.
Bigger than most hunters expect, Warthogs weigh up to 250 lbs and they are tough! Hit them well. Archery hunters should beware that they are surprisingly fast and are notorious string jumpers. Their meat is delicious and the tusks make great trophies. They are also a common species hunted for leopard bait.
A highly prized trophy species, the Waterbuck is big, impressive and never found very far from water.
The best waterbuck trophies have horns with thick, prominent bases which are best judged from the side. They run up and outwards for a considerable length before curling inwards and forward. Often longer narrow horns showing a considerable curl when viewed from the side are a better trophy than horns which run out very wide and upwards from the bases.
Hunting Zebra is usually best in the early morning or late afternoon from a ground blind at a waterhole. Zebras are regular drinkers.
If the trophy you seek is a zebra skin, be warned that the old stallions will be battle scarred and worn. A young male or a mare often makes a better trophy. Zebra a VERY tough, and a well placed shot is critical.
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==Constitutional changes==
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Proposition 20
Proposition 20 three sections of [[Article XXI, California Constitution|Article XXI]] of the [[California Constitution]].
The three sections that it
The three sections that it are:
* [[Article XXI, California Constitution#Section 1|Section 1 of Article XXI]]
* [[Article XXI, California Constitution#Section 1|Section 1 of Article XXI]]
Revision as of 07:44, 12 December 2010
- 1 Election results
- 2 Ballot language
- 3 Congressional re-districting
- 4 Constitutional changes
- 5 Support
- 6 Opposition
- 7 Editorial opinion
- 8 Path to the ballot
- 9 See also
- 10 External links
- 11 Additional reading
- 12 References
Proposition 20, the Congressional Redistricting Initiative, will:
- Add the task of re-drawing congressional district boundaries to the commission created by Proposition 11.
- Define a "community of interest" as "a contiguous population which shares common social and economic interests that should be included within a single district for purposes of its effective and fair representation. Examples of such shared interests are those common to an urban area, an industrial area, or an agricultural area, and those common to areas in which the people share similar living standards, use the same transportation facilities, have similar work opportunities, or have access to the same media of communication relevant to the election process."
Ballot language was filed by Charles Munger, Jr.. Munger, who was also Proposition 20's largest financial supporter, was a supporter of Proposition 11 in 2008, which created a new way for political districts to be drawn for California's state legislators and its state Board of Equalization.
A competing initiative on the November 2 ballot, Proposition 27, Elimination of the Citizen Redistricting Commission, unsuccessfully sought to repeal Proposition 11.
Proposition 20 and Proposition 27 each included a so-called "poison pill" provision. This meant that if they both received a majority vote, the proposition that received the highest majority vote is the law that would have gone into effect. However, since Proposition 20 did receive an affirmative majority vote, while Proposition 27 did not, the poison pill provisions were moot.
Legislative and congressional redistricting take place in every state in the wake of the 2010 federal census. Ballot questions about redistricting were on the ballot not just in California, but also in Florida (Amendment 5 and Amendment 6) and in Oklahoma (State Question 748).
Election results
- See also: 2010 ballot measure election results
|Proposition 20 (Congressional Redistricting)
|Total votes
|Voter turnout
These are the final results for this election as per the California Secretary of State's statement of election results.
Ballot language
Ballot title:
Official summary:
Removes elected representatives from the process of establishing congressional districts and transfers that authority to recently-authorized 14-member redistricting commission comprised of Democrats, Republicans, and representatives of neither party.
Summary of estimated fiscal impact:
No significant net change in state redistricting costs.[2]
Congressional re-districting
Had this initiative not succeeded, the Governor of California and members of the California State Legislature would have, as previously done, choosen how to draw lines for however many U.S. Congressional districts California is determined to be entitled to after the 2010 census. Estimates are that California will have somewhere between 52 and 54 seats in congress after those census calculations are completed.[3]
From 2000 to 2010, the population in California has undergone a major shift eastward, with people moving to California's inland areas from its coastal enclaves. This means that California's congressional district boundaries will certainly undergo major upheaval after the 2010 census. As one example, the San Francisco Bay Area grew less than 1% since the last redistricting, while the Central Valley area has grown by 21%. Los Angeles County has grown 5%, while San Diego, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Imperial Counties have grown by 17%.[4]
Another notable factor is that California's population hasn't grown, relative to the population of the rest of the United States, and may even have proportionally shrunk. California may even lose one or two seats.[4]
Constitutional changes
Proposition 20 amended three sections of Article XXI of the California Constitution.
The three sections that it amended are:
See Text of the Voters FIRST Act for Congress, Proposition 20 for the complete text of all changes that Proposition 20 made to California's Constitution.
The constitutional changes went into full effect on November 30, 2010.
Charles Munger launched the campaign to qualify the Congressional Redistricting Initiative for the 2010 ballot. Munger was also a key supporter of 2008's Proposition 11, having given about $2 million to that effort.[5]
The New York Times characterizes Proposition 20's supporters as "an unlikely collection of election-reform groups, civil rights nonprofits and former officials from both major parties who say that the current system of redistricting has left politicians unaccountable."[6]
Supporters of Proposition 20 include:
- California Chamber of Commerce
- California State Conference of the NAACP
- California Common Cause
- Bay Area Council
- Arnold Schwarzenegger and Gray Davis
- Full list of supporters of Proposition 20 from the "Yes on Proposition 20" website
Arguments in favor
Arguments were submitted to the official California Voter Guide on behalf of a "yes" vote on Proposition 20, as were rebuttals to the arguments provided by Prop 20 opponents. The signers of these arguments were:
Kathay Feng of Common Cause speaks on behalf of Proposition 20
- David Pacheco, the California President of AARP
- Kathay Feng, the executive director of California Common Cause
- John Kabateck, the executive director of the California chapter of the National Federal of Independent Business
- Alice Huffman, President, the California chapter of the NAACP
- Julian Canete, the executive director of the California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce
- Richard Rider, chairman of the San Diego Tax Fighters
The arguments made on behalf of Proposition 20 focus on these themes:
- Proposition 20 will create fair U.S. congressional districts, which will in turn make California's representatives to the U.S. Congress more accountable and responsive, as well as making it easier to vote them out of office.[7]
- Proposition 20 ends the current system of members of the California State Legislature being in a position to draw the U.S. Congressional district boundaries "for their friends in Congress—districts that virtually guarantee Members of Congress get reelected even when they don't listen to voters." Also, "Right now, legislators and their paid consultants draw districts behind closed doors to guarantee their friends in Congress are reelected. Sacramento politicians pick the voters for their friends in Congress, rather than voters choosing who will represent them."[7]
- Proposition 20 is a simple and intuitive extension of a ballot initiative that California voters already approved, California Proposition 11 (2008).[7]
- Under the current system, politicians have used their redistricting powers to bring about unfair results, and Proposition 20 will put an end to that. For example, "In the last redistricting, Latino leaders sued after a California Congressman had 170,000 Latinos carved out of his district just to ensure he'd get reelected. Now he's leading the charge against 20!"[7]
Through November 30, 2010, donors of $50,000 and over to the "Yes on Proposition 20/No on Proposition 27" campaign committee were:
|Charles Munger
|Charlotte Lowell
|Eli Broad
|Diane Wilsey
|California Chamber of Commerce
|Susan Groff
|Rebecca Q. Morgan
Note: Charlotte Lowell and Charles Munger are married to each other.[8]
Some of the consultants to the "Yes on Prop 20" committee, and the amounts they have been paid through September 21, include:
- Goddard Clausen Strategic Advocacy: $400,000
- Nielsen, Merksamer, Parrinello, Mueller & Naylor: $193,132
- Alice Huffman. Huffman, who is the president of the California chapter of the NAACP, is one of the signers of the ballot argument in favor of Proposition 20 in the state's official Voter Guide. She is also a paid consultant to the campaign through her consulting business, AC Public Affairs, earning about $15,000/month to "contact other minority groups [to boost] support for the redistricting measure."[9]
Opposition to Proposition 20 is primarily driven by the supporters of Proposition 27.
Donors against
Two campaign committees registered in opposition to Proposition 20. They were:
- The "No on 20" campaign committee. Through November 1, this committee had raised about $400,000, including $100,000 donations from Fred Eychaner and the "United Here Tip State and Local Fund" and a $20,000 donation from Thomas O'Donnell, a lobbyist who lives in Washington, D.C.
- The "California Coalition for Leadership and Accountability in Budget and Redistricting, Yes on 25 & 27, No on 20" campaign committee. Through October 29, this committee reports having raised no funds of any significance.
Although these two committees have not exercised much financial muscle with two weeks left to go in the election, due to the fact that Proposition 27 contains "poison pill" language with respect to Proposition 20, any money spent to promote a "yes" vote on Proposition 27 amounts to money spent to hurt Proposition 20, and vice versa.
That main campaign committee endorsing a "yes" vote on Proposition 27 raised millions of dollars, including a a substantial amount of money from 17 members of the California's delegation to the U.S. Congress as well as members of the California State Legislature.
Arguments against
Arguments were submitted to the official California Voter Guide urging a "no" vote on Proposition 20, as were rebuttals to the arguments provided by Prop 20 supporters. The signers of these arguments were:
- Daniel H. Lowenstein, a professor at UCLA and a former chairman of the California Fair Political Practices Commission.[10]
- Mark Murray, the executive director of "Californians Against Waste"
- Hank Lacayo, president of the "Congress of California Seniors"
- Aubry L. Stone, president of the California Black Chamber of Commerce
- Carl Pope, chairman of the Sierra Club
The themes of the main arguments they make against Proposition 20 (and in favor of Proposition 27) are:
- Proposition 20 will be "a waste of taxpayer dollars".[7]
- Proposition 20 is said by its opponents to turn back the clock on redistricting law. Proposition 20 mandates that all districts (including Assembly, Senate, and Congress) must be segregated by income level and mandates that all districts be segregated according to 'similar living standards' and that districts include only people 'with similar work opportunities.'"[7]
Editorial opinion
|Redistricting on the ballot in 2010
Yes on Prop 20
Newspapers that have editorialized in favor of Proposition 20 include:
- Contra Costa Times: "If voters adopt Proposition 20, California finally will have a workable, bipartisan system of drawing both legislative and congressional districts in a manner that makes sense for California voters rather than for the protection of incumbents and to give an unfair advantage to candidates in the dominant political party."[11]
- Lompoc Record: "the commission holds great promise for the future of California's political landscape."[12]
- The Long Beach Press-Telegram: "Politicians despise the independent commission because they no longer get to choose their own voters and keep seats safe for their parties. This is particularly true of Democrats because they currently hold more of those seats than Republicans. They fought the redistricting proposal in 2008, and now they're bankrolling Proposition 27 on the November ballot to kill the commission before it has even begun its work. Californians must reject this unconscionable power grab by voting yes on Proposition 20 and no on Proposition 27."[13]
- Los Angeles Daily News: "Today nearly every California seat in the Legislature and Congress is safe, and that's one reason lawmakers have little incentive to work together."[14]
- The Los Angeles Times: "[Prop 20] may gradually break down some of the impediments to efficiency and deal-making that have thwarted Sacramento in recent years and that have wreaked havoc in Washington as well."[15]
- North County Times: "California's delegation to the House of Representatives is as politically polarized as the state Legislature, and for the same reason: Gerrymandered districts that ensure incumbents are rarely challenged, and are answerable to the most ideologically inflexible voters."[16]
- The Orange County Register: "Prop. 20 is one of the most critical reforms on November's ballot, one of the few that could actually make a difference in reforming politics in California."[17]
- Riverside Press Enterprise: "California has no reason to backtrack on governmental reforms. The dismal records of state and federal legislators should spur voters to expand changes that can improve government, not toss the whole effort out. Thus in November voters should pass Prop. 20, and reject Prop. 27."[18]
- San Bernardino Sun: "The process of selecting the first commission has been completely transparent, with all 30,000 applications posted on the Web and 120 finalist interviews streamed live. Once the 14-member panel is chosen, it will work in public, in contrast to the closed-door plotting in Sacramento."[19]
- San Diego Union-Tribune: "Given this troubling picture, voters should embrace a redistricting system likely to yield a California congressional delegation with fewer ideologues. Voters are demanding change – and with good reason. Proposition 20 is about bringing change and undermining the status quo. We urge a yes vote."[20]
- Santa Rose Press Democrat: "There is a public price to pay for letting legislators draw their own districts, in effect choosing their voters. Incumbents whose only threats are term limits and primary challengers have little incentive to compromise".[21]
- Santa Cruz Sentinel: "Proposition 20 would add congressional districts to the purview of the 14-member citizen panel and take it away from the very politicians who benefit from non-competitive districts."[22]
- San Gabriel Valley Tribune: "Once these earnest citizen watchdogs get rolling, no one in the state - excepting the venal, self-interested pols who used to have the job - will have the kind of expertise they will in California's electoral demographics. They will be perfectly equipped to redraw the congressional districts that, in theory, bring together true communities of interest within a district's boundaries to represent California in our federal government."[23]
- Ventura County Star: "Proposition 20 would not involve any additional state cost. Best of all, it embodies the values of good government, efficiency and economy in mapping out new districts."[24]
No on Prop 20
- Sacramento Bee: "While [supporters of Proposition 20] are right to say that many congressional districts are drawn for purely partisan purposes and unfairly protect incumbents, reform needs to happen on the national level, not just in a single state. California's interests could be harmed if it alone undertook an experiment in reforming how congressional districts are drawn. Imprudently mapped districts could leave the state with far less seniority in Congress than it now enjoys, giving the state less clout over appropriations and legislation."[25]
- San Francisco Bay Guardian: "But the commission is hardly a fair body — it has the same number of Republicans as Democrats in a state where there are far more Democrats than Republicans. And most states still draw lines the old-fashioned way, so Prop. 20 could give the GOP an advantage in a Democratic state. States like Texas and Florida, notorious for pro-Republican gerrymandering, aren't planning to change how they do their districts."[26]
Path to the ballot
- See also: California signature requirements
694,354 signatures were required to qualify the initiative for the ballot. Supporters turned in 1,180,623 signature in mid-March 2010, and election officials announced on May 5, 2010 that after an inspection process, the signatures met or exceeded the minimum threshold for ballot qualification.[1]
The petition drive management company hired to collect the signatures was National Petition Management. NPM was paid $1,937,380 (through May 6) for their signature-gathering services.[27]
See also
External links
Basic information
- Text of proposed law
- Ballot title, summary, and analysis
- Arguments and Rebuttals, submitted for California Voter Guide
- League of Women Voters overview of Proposition 20
- California Voter Foundation guide to Proposition 20
- Institute of Governmental Studies overview of Proposition 20
- "Yes on Proposition 20"
- Campaign finance reports of VOTERS FIRST
- "Yes on Proposition 20" on Facebook
- Yes on 20, No on 27 on Twitter
- "Yes on Proposition 20" channel on YouTube
- Yes on 27, No on 20
- Campaign finance reports for the "No on 20" campaign committee
- Campaign finance reports for the "California Coalition for Leadership and Accountability in Budget and Redistricting, Yes on 25 & 27, No on 20
Additional reading
- Props. 20, 27 pit politicians against voters
- Voters face two competing redistricting propositions
- On Redistricting Reform: The Status Quo Strikes Back
- Conflicting redistricting measures
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sacramento Bee, "Ballot measure to expand Prop 11 to Congress OK'd", May 5, 2010
- ↑ July 2 version of the ballot label for Proposition 20, Congressional Redistricting
- ↑ Modesto Bee, "Stage set for epic bloodletting", October 31, 2009
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 San Diego Union Tribune, "Inland population tilt will reshape districts", November 16, 2009
- ↑ From The Capitol, "Redistricting Commission repeal gets boost from House Dems", February 2, 2010
- ↑ New York Times, "Tackling Redistricting With Money and Zeal", October 7, 2010
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 Official Voter Guide for Proposition 20
- ↑ Ventura County Star, "Voters face two competing redistricting propositions", September 26, 2010
- ↑ Sacramento Bee, "California NAACP chief signs ballot argument, profits from campaign", September 16, 2010
- ↑ KQED-TV, "Give Redistricting Back To Legislature?", December 29, 2009
- ↑ Contra Costa Times, "Contra Costa Times editorial: We recommend yes on Proposition 20, no on 27", September 6, 2010
- ↑ Lompoc Record, "Props. 20, 27: The flip sides of real change", October 1, 2010
- ↑ Long Beach Press-Telegram, "Yes on Prop. 20, no on Prop. 27", September 13, 2010
- ↑ Los Angeles Daily News, "Vote yes on Prop. 20, no on Prop. 27 for a much improved political system", September 14, 2010
- ↑ Los Angeles Times, "Drawing the lines: Democrats prosper by drawing themselves solidly Democratic seats, and Republicans benefit equally by lines drawn to protect their elected officials. It's time to undo this system, so yes on Prop. 20 and no on Prop. 27.", September 24, 2010
- ↑ North County Times, "Yes on Prop. 20, No on 27", August 31, 2010
- ↑ Orange County Register, "Extend redistricting reform to Congress", September 16, 2010
- ↑ Riverside Press Enterprise, "Yes on 20; no on 27", September 7, 2010
- ↑ San Bernardino Sun, "Vote to improve our government", September 28, 2010
- ↑ San Diego Union Tribune, "Redistricting reforms must advance", September 7, 2010
- ↑ Santa Rose Press Democrat, "Yes on Prop. 20, no on 27"
- ↑ Santa Cruz Sentinel, "As We See It: Yes on 20, No on 27", October 3, 2010
- ↑ San Gabriel Valley Tribune, "Yes on Prop. 20 for fair districts", September 28, 2010
- ↑ Ventura County Star, "Prop. 20: Yes Prop. 27: No way", September 2, 2010
- ↑ Sacramento Bee, "Leave redistricting reform alone - No on Propositions 20 and 27", September 17, 2010
- ↑ San Francisco Bay Guardian, "Endorsements 2010: State ballot measures", October 5, 2010
- ↑ Campaign expenditures, VOTERS FIRST
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