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For the first time in history, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that California will lose a seat in Congress.
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Two-thirds of likely California voters say they will support former vice president Joe Biden in the coming election, according to a recent poll released by UC Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies, or IGS.
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Outreach activity has no effect on general election voters, according to a study by UC Berkeley and Stanford University researchers published Wednesday in the American Political Science Review.
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California voters strongly support state ballot measures on gun control and marijuana legalization, according to a poll released Wednesday by the UC Berkeley Institute for Governmental Studies.
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In a decisive victory Tuesday night, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton won the California primary and clinched the nomination for the Democratic party, becoming the first female to secure a major party nomination.
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Voters currently residing in Alameda County can now drop off their vote-by-mail ballot at any time thanks to a new drop box, which is located in front of the Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center in Downtown Berkeley.
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Liberal and conservative voters exhibit different responses to gender stereotypes of female candidates, according to research conducted by a UC Berkeley political science doctoral student.
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Two UC Berkeley alumni announced last week that they had found data irregularities in a widely cited study, which originally found that conversations with activists could change voters’ minds on same-sex marriage.
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Voters rarely change their opinions on politicians, even when legislators may support conflicting viewpoints, according to a study released Tuesday by researchers from UC Berkeley and Washington University in St. Louis.
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A UC Berkeley graduate student published a study this month, which found that conservatives and liberals are not as polarized as they appear to voters.
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