Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 7 is the last chance to vote in the California Primary Election which will determine the top two candidates to appear on the November 8, 2022 General Election ballot.
All 22 million registered California voters were sent a mail-in-ballot, which will only count if it is postmarked by 12 midnight on June 7, or turned in at a ballot collection center.
The pro-life position of candidates on each voter’s ballot, for elective offices from governor to state superintendent of education and 52 members of Congress, 20 even-numbered state senate seats, and 80 assembly seats can be easily obtained by providing the voter’s registration address at this secure internet site:
Voters will immediately receive a pro-life voter’s guide for their Congressional, state senate (even numbered districts of 2022 elections) and assembly district candidates, as they appear on the ballot that they received in the mail.
Extensive research on candidates’ statements, past voting records, interviews, and websites, and actions, were used in making the California Pro-Life recommendations.
The above came from a Cal Catholic reader in a June 6 email.
They do not represent an endorsement by Cal Catholic
The distribution of the recommendations is paid for by the California Pro Life Council Federal and State Political Action Committees.
CCD might want to consult counsel about the legality of a non-profit endorsing candidates.
Thanks for pointing this out.
Just added sentences to point out these are from California ProLife Council and not endorsements by Cal Catholic.
Over the years, the California Pro Life Council has done good work. Increasingly though, it has become locked-in to worn out Republican politics. We in the American Solidarity Party regularly reach out to the Council. Here’s hoping it will give us a fair hearing.
Dr. Hanick, thank you for running for governor. While many are sympathetic to your party, the 7,193 votes, 0.01% of all votes, you received in the recall election was an improvement, it’s still a long way from being a contender with a chance of winning. Many will vote for a pro-life Republican (or Democrat, if there were any left) in order to try to protect as many lives as possible.
With about half the precincts reporting, you’re in 24th place. I wish it weren’t so. But, it’s hard to attract voters with a showing like that. At least, a pro-life candidate, State Senator Brian Dahle, emerged to take on Newsom. Mr, Dahle does have some chance, even if slim in our one-party state, of winning. If Catholic pro-abortion extremists Mr. Biden and Mr. Newsom continue to destroy the economy and infrastructure, who knows what many voters might do in November?
FYI the economy as measured by consumer demand is growing very fast, unemployment is near historic lows, and more and more workers are returning to the workforce. It is true we have a severe inflation problem, much like all of the developed world, but ours is not nearly as bad as most.
How you come to the conclusion that Biden is destroying infrastructure is beyond me. He asked for and signed into law the biggest infrastructure bill in many decades (maybe ever), after neglect by congress after congress.
The Biden communist green agenda will help destroy the middle class even more that it is. And No YFC there will be no green jobs, this entire scam is to the benefit of democrat donors who have vested in this false green technology and China where over 80 percent of solar panels are made. The Green climate scam are from the same lying elite that gave us Covid and the war in the Ukraine, criminals one and all
Tell the truth. The Dems have ruined America and ruined the economy.
Where is the money ending up?
Biden is the reincarnation of failed Jimmy Carter
FYI, every economic and social indicator is far worse under Biden than it was under Trump.
Except for inflation, name one economic indicator better under Trump?
I’ll play: black employment was better under Trump.
Stock market was better with Trump.
https://www.factsarefirst.com/comparison/joe-biden/donald-trump
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNS14000006
YFC, I went to the website you cited and “Joe Biden has performed better on 2 out of the 5 metrics we track.” Unless there’s some magic Democrat math, 2 out of 5 is less than 3 out of 5 (or 40% versus 60%). You said go to Facts are First, so I did:
https://www.factsarefirst.com/comparison/joe-biden/donald-trump
Is this related to why Democrats can’t answer the question “What is a woman?”