Mailer accuses Fourth District Supervisor candidate, and defense attorney, Shawn Nelson of hiding his law firm’s business solicitation for sex crime defense. And Fullerton cops angry about his use of photo.
Tag: Election 2010
Voice of OC and KOCE Team Up for Election Night
Orange County’s nonprofit investigative news agency and the county’s public television station will hold a live election broadcast event from downtown Santa Ana.
Immigration Back as Election Issue (Another Take)
LA Times analyzes how the issue is playing in the race for one of California’s U.S. Senate seats.
Local Watchdog Calls Nelson Violation ‘an Oversight’
State commission warned the Fourth District Supervisor candidate that he had violated political reform act with late financial disclosure.
Trying to Crack the Lewis Poll Mystery
Who asked for the poll and why is Craig Hunter not included?
New Poll Shows Sheriff’s Race in Dead Heat
While undecideds still a big factor, Lewis Consulting tally indicates that the race is headed for a runoff, and a nasty one at that.
Local Democrats Unveil New Leader and Revised Vision
Registration numbers are inching up for the party, but it still has a long way to go — organizationally and financially — if OC is to ever turn blue.
Proponent of Mission Viejo’s ‘Right to Vote’ Initiative Fires Back
Lawyer who fought the city in court over its ballot argument says claims it is wrong to say that the measure will kill business in the city.
Mission Viejo Measure Will Lead to ‘Demise of Business,’ Says Council Candidate
The so-called Right to Vote initiative will make it impossible for businesses to expand, said Geoffrey Willis, a local land use attorney.
GOP Loses More Ground in OC Voter Registration
Republican Party still holds significant voter registration edge, but the number of voters in county with no party affiliation continues to rise.



