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Central Valley Voters Speak Their Minds at Focus Groups

Jul 20, 2012 at

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Neither Mitt Romney nor President Obama will visit the Central Valley while they're in California. The bread basket of California just isn't a power center like L.A. or San Francisco -- but voters in the valley have plenty to say about that.

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Central Valley Voters Speak Their Minds at Focus Groups

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