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    • EDlection 2018

    California’s surprising primary: 6 ways this year’s races for governor & superintendent resurfaced a north-south divide in education politics

    June 6 update: Gavin Newsom and John Cox will advance to a blue-red contest in November’s general election for governor; Marshall Tuck and Tony Thurmond finish one and two for state superintendent. Read more about the results, the demographics, and the reactions in this Wednesday morning dispatch.  In a state as sprawling and diverse as California, most political...

    By Mario Koran | June 4, 2018



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