Artificial Intelligence is transforming American elections by lowering the cost of campaign messaging, potentially allowing insurgent or underfunded candidates to compete with well-financed incumbents, while also introducing risks such as deepfakes and anonymous disinformation.
George Soros-backed PAC spent $384,000 in the 2022 Cumberland County district attorney race, influencing the outcome and raising questions about the role of outside spending in shaping the criminal justice system.
Special to the Vanguard Sacramento, CA – Legislation advanced from Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, that would place…
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Davis, CA – Last week, I argued in my column that…
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Davis, CA – Alan Pryor on Monday had an interesting revelation—Measure…
Yes on Measure H Committee Total Expenditures and Accrued Expenses Approach $1 Million vs Less than $69,000…
By Robert J. Hansen Nearly $200,000 has been donated to candidates for Yolo County District Attorney from…
By Elina Lingappa SAN FRANCISCO, CA – To no surprise, the recall of San Francisco…
During the Nishi and WDAAC (West Davis Active Adult Community) campaigns, we pointed out that Measure R…
by Alan Pryor In previous articles pertaining to the financial disclosures of the Yes on Measure L/West…
A few weeks ago, the No on Nishi campaign, put out a Facebook-sponsored ad, with the lead:…
The Battle is On for Second in Cash Raised Among Deos, Bryan, Partida and Possibly Guenther It…
In a race against two incumbents, the challenger is leading the way, at least on the money…
The Yes on Measure A campaign has raised over $300,000 to date, according to a Form 460…
In this country, we recognize the difference between a citizen who is exercising their First Amendment right…
If Davis Mayor Dan Wolk is the front runner in the race, it is not completely obvious…