You can vote to set the direction of the California Democratic Party - 48 hills

In the absence of a traditional election, the California Democratic Party's future is poised to be shaped by delegate contests in January and February, typically featuring a limited voter turnout. Delegates from Assembly districts will elect representatives to the Central Committee and Executive Board, with candidates often split between progressives and moderates. The Grassroots Rising Slate, backed by notable Democratic figures, signals an upcoming showdown, reflecting ongoing tensions between factions within the party as they prepare for an evolving political landscape.

This year, the California Democratic Party won't have a traditional election. Instead, delegate selection will shape its future by focusing on a small voter base.

The upcoming contests for delegates to the California Democratic Party Central Committee are critical, featuring progressive and moderate slates vying for influence.

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