California Primary Election
February 5, 2008
Audio Interviews
Looking for a way to cut through the confusing election clutter? We've launched an ambitious and unprecedented project: unscripted, unedited, on-demand interviews with both sides of every statewide ballot measure -- specifically to help you, the voter.
 With this unique project, you have the opportunity to hear directly from both sides of every issue in California's 2008 primary election - anytime, online at your convenience. Unlike 30-second ads, pre-packaged sound bites or election speeches spun by political campaigns, these are highly valuable, 10-minute interviews conducted by Gary Dietrich, a highly respected political analyst and the president of Citizen Voice, featuring the types of questions you're likely to want answered in order to help you make an informed decision before casting your vote.
Hear Gary Dietrich's interviews with both sides of the statewide ballot propositions. Click on the links below.*
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PROPOSITION 91
Transportation Funds. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.
(One note: there is no argument for Proposition 91, as explained in the interview.) |
PROPOSITION 92
Community Colleges. Funding. Governance. Fees. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute. |
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No
PROPOSITION 93
Limits on Legislators' Terms in Office. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.
Yes
No |
Yes
No
PROPOSITION 94, 95, 96, 97
Referendum on Amendment to Indian Gaming Compact.
Yes
No
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Additional election pages and links:
BALLOT MEASURE SUMMARIES
IMPORTANT ELECTION INFORMATION
LINKS TO OTHER VOTER RESOURCES
GARY'S ELECTION E-UPDATES (SIGN UP HERE)
'ASK GARY' A QUESTION OR GIVE US FEEDBACK
CITIZEN VOICE ELECTION HOME PAGE
Our Citizen Voice mission is to inspire, inform and involve citizens in the public arena on behalf of all, especially the vulnerable. For more information about Citizen Voice use the links on the left or
click here for the home page.
*Tips for downloading audio files:
- You'll need an audio player to download the .mp2 file.
Click here to download QuickTime Player.
- It may take a minute for each audio file to download (during which time a message should appear in the toolbar stating that the file is downloading). Once downloaded (at least with Quick Time Player), until you restart your computer again, you should be able to quickly go in and out of each file, to pause during playback and to resume playing without a big delay.
- When finished listening, use the back arrow on your browser to exit the audio interview (and not the "x" button) to return to the Citizen Voice election page.
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The 2008 California Primary Election audio interviews were graciously conducted in partnership with KFBK NewsTalk 1530 in California's state capital of Sacramento. |
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