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Fresno’s mayor announced that he is endorsing Mike Karbassi for the District 2 City Council just before voters head to the polls in a special election.
Trump and California Republicans argue the new law violates both the U.S. and California constitutions and is a “dirty trick” to suppress GOP voters.
We’re taking a look at where candidates for City of Fresno offices are receiving their campaign funds and who some of their top donors are.
The Councilman jumped into the race almost immediately after Fresno Mayor Lee Brand announced in May he would not seek re-election next year.
Nunes alleges that the activists who sued to challenge his “Farmer” ballot designation conspired with super PACs, Janz campaign to damage his campaign.
July 31 marked the deadline for local candidates to report fundraising totals for the first half of 2019 – running from Jan. 1 through June 30.
David Valadao’s likely challenge to Rep. TJ Cox (D-Fresno) looks to be even more likely than before.
The Fresno prosecutor and Mayoral candidate has indicated support in requiring union project-labor agreements for all city projects that exceed $500,000.
After filing his statement, Valadao told Bakersfield news outlets he was “looking at” another bid for Congress, but hadn’t made any announcement.
July 15 marked the deadline for Congressional candidates to report fundraising totals for the past quarter – running from April 1 through June 30.
