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California Targetbook Publisher on The Importance of Nonpartisan Political Data

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The California State Capitol in Sacramento on Feb. 7, 2023. (Beth LaBerge/KQED)

California Target Book is a goldmine of information for campaigns, journalists, and political insiders. For three decades, Target Book has provided non-partisan research on voter registration, campaign contributions, candidate profiles and more. Scott and Marisa talk with publisher Marva Diaz, the first woman and first Latino to have that position.

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