Agenda
| Date: | September 17, 2009 | |
| Time: | 12:00-1:30 p.m. | |
| Location: | Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament | |
| 1017 11th Street, Lower Level | ||
| Sacramento, CA |
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
After another protracted and bitter budget fight, Californians have become deeply distrustful of the way the state governs itself and are now cautiously open to change. Several reform proposals, such as open primaries and a part-time legislature, will require voter attention in 2010. A panel of experts on the subject of California will convene at this event for a presentation of the findings of the latest PPIC Statewide Survey on Californians and Their Government, and will assess and discuss the landscape for change and reform.
After another protracted and bitter budget fight, Californians have become deeply distrustful of the way the state governs itself and are now cautiously open to change. Several reform proposals, such as open primaries and a part-time legislature, will require voter attention in 2010. A panel of experts on the subject of California will convene at this event for a presentation of the findings of the latest PPIC Statewide Survey on Californians and Their Government, and will assess and discuss the landscape for change and reform.
PARTICIPANTS
Mark Baldassare, President, CEO, and Survey Director, PPIC
David Lesher, Associate Director, Government Affairs, PPIC (Moderator)
Mark Baldassare, President, CEO, and Survey Director, PPIC
Adam Mendelsohn, Partner, Mercury Public Affairs
Roger Salazar, Co-founder, Acosta/Salazar, LLC
George Skelton, Columnist, Los Angeles Times
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