Shane Goldmacher is a former reporter for Capitol Weekly. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley, where he served as editor of the Berkeley Political Review.

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  • 1A: 76.9-23.1
    1B: 61.3-38.7
    1C: 57.4-42.6
    1D: 56.6-43.4
    1E: 64-36
    83: 70.6-29.4
    84: 53.7-46.3
    85: 45.9-54.1
    86: 48-52
    87: 45.2-54.8
    88: 23-77
    89: 25.5-74.5
    90: 47.6-52.4

    U.S. Sen.
    Feinstein 59.7
    Mountjoy 34.9
    Gov.
    Schwarzenegger 55.8
    Angelides 39.2
    Lt. Gov
    Garamendi 49.5
    McClintock 44.9
    Atty. Gen.
    Brown 56.7
    Poochigian 37.9
    Sec. of state
    Bowen 48.5
    McPherson 44.7
    Treasurer
    Lockyer 54.8
    Parrish 37
    Controller
    Chiang 50.9
    Strickland 40.1
    Insur. Comm.
    Poizner 50.7
    Bustamante 38.9

    For complete election results click here.


    Gov.
    Angelides 48.2
    Westly 43.1
    Lt. Gov
    Garamendi 42.9
    Speier 39.3
    Figueroa 17.8
    Atty. Gen.
    Brown 63.2
    Delgadillo 36.8
    Sec. of state
    Bowen 61.1
    Ortiz 38.9
    Treasurer
    Parrish 56.4
    Richman 43.6
    Controller
    Democratic primary
    Chiang 53.4
    Dunn 46.6
    Republican primary
    Strickland 40.9
    Maldonado 36.9
    Insur. Comm.
    Bustamante 70.5
    Kraft 29.5
    Supt. of Schools
    O'Connell 52.5, avoids run-off

    For complete election results click here.


    73: 47.4-52.6
    74: 45-55
    75: 46.6-53.4
    76: 38-62
    77: 40.5-59.5
    78: 41.5-58.5
    79: 38.9-61.1
    80: 34.3-65.7

    For complete election results click here.


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    Wednesday, April 19, 2006

    Two years ago today...

    Where were you two years ago today? Don't remember? That's ok. Most probably don't. But in the Capitol, Gov. Schwarzenegger and colleagues are celebrating the "Second Anniversary of Historic Workers’ Comp Reforms".

    Listen to the governor's press conference here.

    New Assembly GOP leader George Plescia said, "With a strong vision for a growing California economy, Governor Schwarzenegger brought Democrats and Republicans together to fix our broken workers’ compensation system. The historic reforms the governor signed into law two years ago have lowered premiums by more than 40 percent, with more relief on the way. At the same time, we ensured that injured workers will receive the quality care they deserve."

    And caucus chair Greg Aghazarian added, "Two years ago, I was pleased to join my Democrat and Republican colleagues in working with Governor Schwarzenegger to craft historic workers’ compensation reforms that have lowered premiums, reduced fraud and abuse, and protected quality care for injured workers. As we move forward, I hope my colleagues will stand firm in protecting reforms that have made a real difference in the lives of many Californians, so rates will continue to drop even further, while also providing injured workers with the medical care they deserve to get back on the job.”

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