Orange County’s Republican and Democratic parties have chosen their endorsements in the crucial contest for 2nd District county supervisor next year.
Tag: John Moorlach
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Despite Party’s Urging, Republicans Refuse to Consolidate in Coastal OC Supervisor Race
Two key candidates are continuing to resist calls from their party to coalesce around Moorlach, who was endorsed by the county GOP.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Battle Heats Up to Represent Coastal Cities on Orange County’s Board of Supervisors
Costa Mesa Mayor Katrina Foley becomes the first Democrat to jump into the race, which also has drawn three Republican candidates.
Posted inLos Alamitos
Who Will Represent Orange County’s Coast on the Board of Supervisors?
Three Republicans are in: former Supervisor John Moorlach and city officials like Mike Posey and Kevin Muldoon. No Democrats have announced runs.
Posted inCountywide
As General Election Closes, Another Comes into View for Orange County’s Coastal Residents
Jockeying has already begun for Michelle Steel’s seat on the OC Board of Supervisors, which is heading to a special election.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
2020 Election Night Results: 37th State Senate
Republican State Sen. John Moorlach is squaring off against political newcomer Dave Min, a Democrat, for the seat.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Moorlach: AB 828 Would Make California’s Housing Crisis Worse
State Senator John Moorlach, R – Costa Mesa, writes that his colleagues in the state legislature should step back and reconsider Assembly Bill 828, by Assemblymember Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, which among other things, would force most property owners to cut residential rents.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
Orange County Officials Urge Gov. Newsom to Rethink Beach Closures
Orange County officials react to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s beach shutdown order on Thursday with Republican officials like County Supervisors Chairwoman Michelle Steel, County Supervisor Don Wagner and State Senator John Moorlach strongly condemning the move. Democratic Congressman Harley Rouda also called on Newsom to rethink the move. Meanwhile, as of Thursday, the virus has killed 45 people out of 2,393 confirmed cases.
Posted inInvestigative, NEWS, Politics & Elections, State, Top Stories
Voters Apparently Ousted Republican Assemblyman From His South OC Seat
If the results still hold when vote counting is over, it will be a rare case in Orange County of a state legislator failing to make it to the November runoff for their seat.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Lundell: California Students Deserve Properly Vetted Charter Schools
Carrie Lundell, a PTA mother of four school-aged children from Orange, writes that partisan politics wants us to choose whether we are “pro charter school” or “anti charter school”. But, if we want to do right by our students, we need to stop talking in absolutes and start looking at charter schools and their costs on school districts and student education individually because not all charter schools are created equal.
