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Tag Archives: California Attorney General
Kamala Harris: Recidivism Rate is Real Problem With Prisons
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And now it's really, really over. Today, Kamala Harris decided it was time to accept last week's concession by Steve Cooley in the Attorney General's race, thus officially assuming the title of California Attorney General-Elect. Harris gave a statement with … Continue reading
Steve Cooley Concedes Attorney General Race to Kamala Harris
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UPDATE 1:08 P.M. Steve Cooley didn't participate in the media conference call today conceding the AG race to Kamala Harris, leaving it to a campaign consultant to field questions. But a statement from the candidate himself has been posted on … Continue reading
Is Kamala Harris' Lead Insurmountable?
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According to LA Weekly, it is. This blog post takes you through the math. In order to win the race, Cooley would have to win the remaining uncounted votes by a margin of 72-20. The likelihood of that happening is … Continue reading
Harris - Cooley Attorney General Race Update
From KQED's Gretchen Weber, on the California Attorney General race: 100% of precincts in as of 12:31pm Harris: 45.9%, Cooley: 45.7% — difference of 14,838 votes

