Corrin Rankin
Coverage of Corrin Rankin in the Nexus archive.
- Election security at center of California Republicans' push to win over fed-up voters
California Republicans are promoting a voter ID ballot initiative (Proposition 39) to address election security concerns and voter frustration over affordability and education. The California GOP, led by Chairwoman Corrin Rankin, aims to strengthen election trust and capitalize on dissatisfaction with election delays and rising living costs.
- Election security at center of California Republicans' push to win over fed-up voters
California Republicans are prioritizing a voter ID ballot initiative (Proposition 39) to address election security concerns and voter confidence. The party cites issues like affordability and education as key drivers of frustration among voters, following criticism of California's delayed primary election results in June.
- 'Needs to resign': California vice mayor ripped after commenting '86 47' on state GOP's online post
California vice mayor Larry Lang faces calls to resign after repeatedly posting '86 47' on social media, referencing a seashell formation linked to former FBI Director James Comey's indictment for threatening President Trump. The California GOP and conservatives condemned the perceived death threat, urging Lang to step down.
- 'Needs to resign': California vice mayor ripped after commenting '86 47' on state GOP's online post
Los Altos vice mayor Larry Lang faces calls to resign after posting '86 47' on social media, a reference to the seashell formation linked to former FBI Director James Comey's indictment. California GOP Chair Corrin Rankin and conservatives condemned the posts as death threats against Donald Trump, urging Lang to step down.
- Newsom PAC bought thousands of memoir copies about his hardships, juicing sales
California Governor Gavin Newsom's political action committee spent over $1.5 million to purchase 67,000 copies of his memoir 'Young Man in a Hurry,' accounting for two-thirds of total sales and boosting its New York Times bestseller ranking. The Campaign for Democracy Committee's campaign faced scrutiny for influencing sales, with critics alleging Newsom prioritizes national image-building over local issues.