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Ad Watch: Tracking 2002 Campaign Advertisements
The California Report
Election Coverage
California Republican Gubernatorial Debate
Wednesday, February 13, 8-9pm
Hosted by Scott Shafer on The California Report, Public Radio 88.5FM
Proposition 45
There are six initiatives on the March primary ballot, but
none has received more attention than Proposition 45. The
measure gives legislators an opportunity to stay in office
longer, while keeping current term limits intact. As Tamara
Keith reports, campaign spending on Prop 45 is expected to
climb to several million dollars in the remaining days before
the election.
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Election Coverage
Proposition 43
(Program originally broadcast Thursday, February 28)
The "right to have
one's vote counted" proposition.
Guests:
Ann Henderson, legislative
director of the California League of Women Voters
Gary Wesley, attorney and co-chair at the Voter
Information Alliance
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Proposition 41
(Program originally broadcast Thursday, February 28)
A $200 million bond
to update voting systems in California.
Guests:
Mark Caputolo, press secretary for the Yes on
Prop 41 Campaign
Lewis Uhler, president of the National Tax Limitation
Committee who is opposed to Prop 41
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The Republican Gubernatorial Race.
(Program originally broadcast Wednesday, Febrary 27)
Guests:
Mark Z. Barabak, reporter for the L.A. Times
Dr. Bruce Cain, Robson Professor of Political Science
at UC Berkeley and director of the Institute of Governmental
Studies
Dan Schnur, Republican Political Consultant
Dr. Barbara O'Connor, professor of communications at
Cal State Sacramento and director of the Center for the Study
of Politics and Media at Cal State Sacramento
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Democratic Candidates for State Assembly
District 12
(Program originally broadcast Wednesday, Febrary 27)
District 12 includes parts of San Francisco and Daly
City. They seek the chance to replace Kevin Shelley, who is
termed out.
Guests:
Leland Yee, San Francisco supervisor
Dan Kelly, member of the San Francisco Board of Education
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Republican Primary
for the office of Secretary of State.
(Program originally broadcast Monday, Febrary 27)
Guest:
Candidate Mike Schaefer, public
interest attorney
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Proposition 40
(Program originally broadcast Monday, Febrary 27)
Proposition 40 would authorize 2.6 billion dollars in bonds to protect natural resources
and preserve and acquire parks.
Guests:
Fred Keeley, assemblyman from District 27, Santa Cruz
and Monterey who supports Prop 40
Chris Vosberg, representative of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers
Association who opposes Prop 40
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Candidates in the San Francisco Public Defender's Race
(Program originally broadcast Monday, Febrary 25)
Guests:
Candidate Jeff Adachi
Defender Kimiko Burton
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Republican Candidates for State Controller
(Program originally broadcast Monday, Febrary 25)
Guests:
Dean Andal, member of the California Board of Equalization and former member of California Franchise Tax Board
Tom McClintock, California State Senator representing District 19, which includes Ventura and Thousand Oaks
Nancy Beecham, registered nurse and businesswoman
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Democratic Candidates for State Controller.
(Program originally broadcast Monday, Febrary 25)
One of the candidates: Johan Klehs, member of the California Board of Equalization and former member of the California Assembly (1982-1994).
Guest:
Johan Klehs, member of the California Board of Equalization and former member of the California Assembly (1982-1994).
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Democratic Race for Congressional District 8 in San Francisco.
(Program originally broadcast Monday, Febrary 25)
Challenger Paul McConnell, a manufacturing operations consultant, seeks to unseat House minority whip Nancy Pelosi, who could not participate due to scheduling
Guest:
Challenger Paul McConnell, a manufacturing operations consultant
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Candidates for mayor of San Jose
(Program originally broadcast Friday, Febrary 22)
Guests:
Incumbent San Jose Mayor Ron Gonzales
J. VanLandingham, high tech businessman
Jose Posadas, council policy analyst for the city
of San Jose
Patricia Martinez-Roach, educator, trustee, and
consultant
Dale Detwiler, retired engineer
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Democratic Candidates for State Assembly District 22
(Program originally broadcast Friday,Febrary 22, 10am)
District 22 includes Cupertino, Mountain View, San Jose, Santa Clara, and Sunnyvale. They seek the chance to replace Elaine Alquist, who is termed out: Rob Diridon, Santa Clara City Council member; Sally Lieber, Mountain View City Council Member and Mayor, as well as Santa Clara County Commissioner; and Rosemary Stasek, Mountain View City Council member and past mayor (2000).
Guests:
Rob Diridon, Santa Clara
City Council member
Sally Lieber, Mountain View City Council Member
and Mayor, as well as Santa Clara County Commissioner
Rosemary Stasek, Mountain View City Council member
and past mayor (2000)
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Democratic Candidates for US Congressional District 6
(Program originally broadcast Thursday,Febrary 21, 9am)
Candidates for District 6, which includes Marin and Sonoma counties:
Incumbent representative Lynn Woolsey
Mike Martini, the mayor of Santa Rosa, winemaker, and vineyard owner.
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Republican candidates for State Treasurer
(Program originally broadcast Thursday,Febrary 21, 9:30am)
They seek the chance to run against incumbent Democrat Phil Angelides, who is unopposed in the primary. Candidates:
Greg Conlon, commissioner, California public utilities commissioner from 1993-1999 as well as CPA and senior partner at Arthur Andersen
Mary Toman, investment manager, former deputy treasurer of California, former LA city commissioner from 1993-1995, and former executive in the US Department of Commerce under George H.W. Bush.
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Democratic candidates for Secretary of State
Guests:
(Program originally broadcast Wednesday,Febrary 20, 9am)
Kevin Shelley, member of California Assembly, represents District 12 in western San Francisco and portions
of San Mateo County
Michela Alioto, formerly a member of the domestic policy team for Vice president Al Gore and ran for Secret
ary of State in 1998, when she was defeated in the general election by Bill Jones
Shawn Casey OBrien, Disabled Voting Rights activist
Carl Henley, attorney and corporation executive.
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Republican candidates for Governor
that you might not have heard much about
(Program originally broadcast February 19)
Guests:
Danney Ball, performing songwriter and businessman
Edie Bukewihge, publisher and homemaker
Jim Dimov, businessman
Nick Jesson, business owner
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Republican Candidates for California Insurance Commissioner
(Program originally broadcast February 19)
Guests:
Wes Bannister, former city council member and mayor of
Huntington Beach
Gary Mendoza, former California Commissioner of Corporations
under Pete Wilson and former deputy mayor of LA under Richard
Riordan
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Two main candidates
for Mayor in Oakland
(Program originally broadcast February 19)
Guests:
Wilson Riles
Jerry Brown
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Democrats running
for Congress in the East Bay's District 9
(Includes Oakland and Berkeley)
(Program originally broadcast February 15)
Guests:
Barbara Lee, incumbent
Kevin Greene, challenger
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Democratic
candidates running for Governor
(Program originally broadcast February 15)
Guests:
Mosemarie Boyd, political organizer
Charles Pineda, case hearing representative
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Proposition
42
This proposition would earmark gas tax revenue for transportation
projects, and remove it from the general fund.
(Program originally broadcast February 14)
Guests:
Nick DeLuca, communications director of Taxpayers for
Traffic Relief: Yes on 42
Anthony Wright, director of Organizing at Health Access,
a coalition of healthcare advocates which opposes Proposition
42
Jim Motavalli, author of "Breaking Gridlock: Moving
Toward Transportation That Works."
Alan Auerbach, professor of economics and law at UC Berkeley
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Democratic candidates for California
Insurance Commissioner
(Program originally broadcast February 13)
Guests:
Tom Calderon, State Assembly member who represents
District 58, which includes Montebello in Southern California
John Garamendi, former Insurance Commissioner,
Deputy Secretary of the Interior under the Clinton Administration,
also a businessman and rancher
Tom Umberg, former Assembly member from Orange
County (1990-1994), also former Deputy Director of the
White House Office of National Drug Control Policy under
the Clinton administration
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Local and statewide bond measures in the
March primary. How will a slumping economy affect voters'
willingness to foot the bill for civic improvement?
(Program originally broadcast February 12)
Guests:
John Quigley, professor of economics at UC Berkeley
Fred Silva, senior advisor in governmental relations,
Public Policy Institute of California
Dana Hull, education reporter at the San Jose Mercury
News, Alameda County
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Republican candidates for Congressional District 8 in San Francisco. The seat is currently held by Democrat Nancy Pelosi.
(Program originally broadcast February 12)
Guests:
Michael German, deputy attorney general at the California Department of Justice
John Jenkel, farmer and small businessman
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Republican candidates for Congressional District 9, which includes Oakland and Berkeley. The seat is currently held by Democrat Barbara Lee.
(Program originally broadcast February 12)
Guests:
Jerry Udinsky, financial economist
Hector Reyna, retired financial consultant
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Republican candidates for Assembly District 13 in San Francisco. The seat is currently held by Democrat Carole Migden, who is termed out. Four Democratic candidates also seek the seat.
(Program originally broadcast February 12)
Guests:
Josh Kriesel, biotech research manager
Gail Neira, businesswoman
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Proposition 45 (would change term limits for California legislators)
(Program originally broadcast February 6)
Guests:
Ann Henderson, legislative director of the California
League of Women Voters
Lewis Uhler, spokesman for Stop the Politicians
Bruce Cain, Robson professor of political science and
director of the Institute of Governmental Studies at UC Berkeley
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Republican Candidates for State Assembly District 15
(Includes the East Bay communities of Walnut Creek, Orinda,
Pleasanton, and Livermore)
(Program originally broadcast February 6)
Guests:
Gordon Blake, businessman and secretary of Contra Costa
County Republican Central Committee
Guy Houston, former mayor of Dublin
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Democratic Candidates for State Assembly District 14
(Includes Berkeley, Richmond, and parts of Oakland.)
(Program originally broadcast February 6)
Guests:
Loni Hancock, former mayor of Berkeley (1986-1994), was
also head of the US department of Education's Western Regional
Office under the Clinton Administration
Charles Ramsey, school board member,
West Contra Costa Unified School District Board of Education,
also an attorney
Dave Brown, businessman, also a former aide to then-Alameda
County Supervisor Wilma Chan, and chief of staff to Alameda
County Supervisor Alice Lai-Bitker
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January 2002
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New York Times: (requires free registration)
Bush's Hopes for Republican to Run California Hit a Snag
San Francisco Chronicle:
Conservatives would benefit from low turnout
GOVERNOR'S RACE: THE ISSUES
CAMPAIGN
2002: Debate snapshot
Los Angeles Times:
Modest Donor Squeezed Out of Governor's Race
Candidates' Ads Twist Facts in Bashing Rivals
Enron Suddenly Emerges as Major Campaign Issue
Davis and Foe Close in Poll
Sacramento Bee:
Primary 2002 Ð Sacramento Bee overview of the March 5 ballot
Two parties growing more alike, but some sharp differences remain
Rivals prepare for long, expensive, negative campaign for governor
Elections: March 5 primary anti-democratic
Do we want our politicians to be genuine or to be flawless actors?
Editorial: Abortion politics
Riordan still out in front of pack
Fresno Bee:
Despite ad barrage, abortion as issue near bottom of list
Schools, health care top issues for California voters
Politicians' ads ignore primary
News from the 2002 California campaign trail
San Jose Mercury News:
Voters
get first look at GOP top 3
Bakersfield Californian:
Uncontested Candidates still rake it in
IN DEPTH:
Los Angeles Times: Race for Governor
San Jose Mercury News: Politics and Government Section
Sacramento Bee: Politics -- California Elections
Fresno Bee: Local Politics
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January 2002
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The State Economy
San Francisco Chronicle:
GOP hopefuls blame Davis for energy crisis
Gubernatorial candidates ready for debate
The Bakersfield Californian:
Law Would Stop State Raid of Coffers
San Jose Mercury News:
Oil drilling leases may become issue in governor's race
Los Angeles Times:
Forecast Says State's Jobless Rate May Jump
Simon and Jones Promise to Protect Local Tax Revenues
Legislature Cuts Budget by $2.2 Billion
Sacramento Bee:
Committees join to OK budget cuts
Fresno Bee:
Davis asked to scale back farm tax break
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January 2002
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The Energy
Crisis
San Francisco Chronicle:
Lower electricity rates urged by assemblyman, coalition
PUC proposes plan to pay PG&E debts
EBMUD to study selling power as well as water
Feds plan to probe Enron deals in West
State senators call for charges against Enron
City sues PG&E for $5 billion
Boxer blames Enron for high energy pacts
State 2001 energy tab totaled $26.7 billion
Sacramento Bee:
Audit urges new leadership for power grid
Fresno Bee:
Redesigned power market may include 'damage control'
price caps
Dow Jones Newswire:
Former Employee Says Enron Manipulated California Power Market
Bankruptcy Judge Deals Setback, Not Death Blow, To PG&E
Calif
Gov Aide: LADWP's Gouged State During Power Crisis
Reuters:
FERC's Enron probe to look at electricity trading
Los Angeles Times:
State's PG&E Plan Moves Ahead
Governor Seizes on Energy Issue at Convention
Bloomberg.com:
PG&E to Revise Results After Listing Leases as Debt (Correct)
IN DEPTH:
Fresno Bee: California Power Crisis
San Francisco Chronicle: THE ENERGY CRUNCH
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Terrorism
Sacramento Bee:
Terrorism-readiness sales tax plan shelved
San Francisco Chronicle:
Candidates spotlighting state security
Tenor of the Times:
This election will be a post-9/11 test of patriotism
Governor's race a post-terror test
San Jose Mercury News:
Wiretapping bill dealt legal setback
The Oakland Tribune:
Government tops fear list in California
Los Angeles Times:
Davis' Education Reforms Fail 3 Challengers' Tests
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Education
San Francisco Chronicle:
FACING THE ISSUE: EDUCATION
Education is candidates' hardest subject
San Jose Mercury News:
Davis budget spares schools
Sacramento Bee:
Unneeded fixes: Deconstructing school reform
Some take sides in nonpartisan education race
Riordan: Local is best for schools
Fresno Bee:
California budget deficit forces halt to teacher bonuses
Schools Under Fire
Los Angeles Times:
Gains on State Tests Slow Down at Schools
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Republican Party
San Diego Union:
Old GOP pals firing TV ads at each other
San Francisco Chronicle:
Rivals pummel Riordan in debate
Final debate a sprint for GOP gold
Simon routs Riordan in GOP straw poll
Riordan foes decry plan to mess with straw poll
GOP candidates split on abortion issue
Los Angeles Times:
Riordan, Simon Tied in Volatile GOP Primary
Poll Analysis: Turnout Is the Key in GOP Gubernatorial Primary Election
Governor Hopefuls Keep On Debating
Riordan Runs With Enthusiasm, Candor
GOP Hopefuls' Last Debate Gets Testy
Republican Party's Future Needs to Center on Moving Away From Far Right
Jones, Simon Trumpet Endorsements
GOP Hopefuls Court Moderate Group
Sacramento Bee:
Battle intensifies
GOP hopefuls clash in capital
GOP hopefuls court Latinos
Early primary, low turnout could skew GOP gubernatorial vote
Gubernatorial debate format ignores reality, focuses on trivia
Riordan chides GOP on abortion
Analysis: GOP still sees Riordan as traitor
Three Republicans struggle for their party's future
San Jose Mercury News
Ideological crossroads for state GOP
GOP hopefuls try less-divisive tack in effort to attract women, Latinos
Fresno Bee:
Candidates trade attacks during final days of close race
Riordan and Simon tied in Republican primary for governor
Poll: Simon closes gap on Riordan as GOP primary approaches
Moderates crash party
GOP gubernatorial hopefuls meet for final debate
GOP debate gets better in round two
Riordan challenges state GOP to change or face extinction
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Gray
Davis (D)
Sacramento Bee:
AdWatch: Death Penalty views at issue
Fight is on, Davis tells convention
Davis hits Riordan's hot buttons but may have one of his own
AdWatch: Second Davis ad challenges Riordan on abortion rights
Davis' financial scrambling carries the distinct aroma of Enron
Los Angeles Times:
Vying to Be Crime-Fighter No. 1
Cheers Hide Trouble for Governor
Davis Ads Have Riordan on Defensive Over Abortion Issue
Davis Ads Aim to Cripple Riordan Before Primary
Davis Defends His Ads
San Jose Mercury
News:
Davis
gets low marks in new poll
Bakersfield Californian:
Local
lawmakers criticize Davis speech
The Oakland
Tribune:
Burton
backs Gov. Davis' re-election
San Francisco
Chronicle:
GRAY DAVIS
Energy crisis grew into ball and chain
Boxer, Feinstein back Davis' re-election bid
Davis' rating continues skid
Fresno Bee:
Davis touts record
Convention opens with promises of Davis victory
Dems' hopes rest on Davis
Davis, Democrats gather to prep for re-election campaign
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Richard Riordan (R)
Washington Post:
Riordan's Lead Slipping In Calif. GOP Primary
Los Angeles Times:
Riordan Seeks to Shore Up Campaign
Riordan Vows to Shun Lobby Groups; Jones Unveils Ad
Riordan Backs Out of GOP Test Vote Among Party's Die-Hard Members
Riordan Battles Rivals and His Own Candor
A Comment Davis Won't Let Riordan Forget
San Francisco Chronicle:
Governor ready to take on rivals
RICHARD RIORDAN
Blurring the icy GOP-Demo border
Riordan silent on abortion flap
Sacramento Bee:
Editorial: Riordan is clear choice
New poll highlights Riordan's conflict with GOP
Riordan charting his own course
Adwatch: Riordan ad inaccurate about Davis rank in Enron dollars
Riordan blasted by GOP rivals
Riordan gets slugged from all sides: Can he take the punches?
Riordan might be overselling a good school idea
San Jose Mercury News:
Riordan campaign decides to stay away from details
Fresno Bee:
Riordan fends off criticisms
Riordan's wife asked to stop supporting Maryland Democrat
Riordan leads Davis in new poll
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Bill
Jones (R)
Sacramento Bee:
Jones expects very low turnout
Primary 2002: Political life lured Jones off the farm
Streamline school agencies, Jones says
Jones Shines in Debate, but How to Build on It?
Los Angeles Times:
Riordan Vows to Shun Lobby Groups; Jones Unveils Ad
Jones' Values, Style Show His Farm Roots
Jones Attacks Riordan's Stand on Education
Jones Urges Smaller School Districts
Jones Seeks U.S. Probe Into Davis' Power Deals
Jones' Catch-22: If You Can't Raise Any Funds, You Can't Attract Any Funds
Jones
Answers Questions on Immigration
Fresno Bee:
Jones says he's in 'striking distance'
Jones' TV campaign ads kick off today
Gubernatorial candidate Bill Jones outlines education plan
Farm bureau endorses GOP's Jones
San Francisco Chronicle:
BILL JONES
No apologies and plenty of attitude
Bill Jones: the un-Davis
Jones offers `radical' school plan
San Jose Mercury News:
Jones sells his experience
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January 2002
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William
E. Simon Jr. (R)
Los Angeles Times:
Simon's Business Savvy Enlarged Family Wealth
Simon an Eager but Rookie Politician
Simon Ends Convention on a High Note
Simon Draws Conservative Line in Sand
In Uphill Fight, Simon Focuses on Agriculture
San Francisco
Chronicle:
Simon catapults over Riordan in poll
Simon calls for education reforms in S.F. visit
BILL SIMON
The conservative's candidate of choice
Boost from Giuliani doubles Simon support, poll shows
San Jose Mercury News:
Giuliani
brings star power to friend's run for governor
Sacramento
Bee:
Simon is turning his inexperience into a virtue
Simon's own GOP credentials take hit
AdWatch:
Simon points to his business and prosecution
roles
Fresno Bee:
Abortion, vouchers major issues for Simon donors
Major donors to Bill Simon's campaign for governor
Simon pulls slightly ahead of Riordan in GOP primary
Simon makes 45-minute stop in Fresno
Simon makes hay over straw poll
GOP hopeful pushes reservoir plans
Oakland Tribune:
Simon urges toll road for Caldecott
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