press release California Electoral Reforms Shake Up Status Quo—But Have Yet to Change It Sep 12, 2012
blog post Commentary: California Leads in Voting Reform By Eric McGhee, Mindy Romero Oct 20, 2015 With the stroke of a pen, California is now at the vanguard of American voting reform.
Occasional Paper, Report Californians’ Assessment of the State Economy, Its Prospects, and the Performance of Their Elected Officials By Mark Baldassare Mar 11, 2003 Testimony before the Assembly Committee on Jobs, Economic Development, and the Economy, March 11, 2003.
Fact Sheet California’s New Electoral Reforms: How Did They Work? By Eric McGhee, Daniel Krimm Jun 8, 2012
event California’s Aging Population Aug 7, 2015 About the ProgramCalifornia is facing a period of rapid growth in its senior population, and the need for at–home assistance or nursing home care will rise significantly. The policy implications of these changes will be wide–reaching—from increased demands on the health and human services budget to new pressures on workforce training, particularly in California's community colleges. PPIC research fellow Laurel Beck will provide an overview of these changes and challenges, and a panel of experts will discuss the future of aging in the Golden State. Please register in advance. There is no charge to attend, but space is limited. Lunch will be provided.
blog post Changes Are Coming to California’s Political Districts By Eric McGhee, Jennifer Paluch, Vicki Hsieh Sep 22, 2021 An analysis of population change over the last decade—and variations across the state—suggests what political redistricting might look like in California.
blog post State Leaders: More Data Needed on Rehabilitation Efforts By David Lesher Apr 23, 2014 The state has recently directed more than $1 billion toward new jail beds at the local level. But state policymakers are also focusing on alternatives to incarceration that will reduce recidivism, deter criminal behavior, and save money.
