California’s March primary is early enough to help winnow the list of two dozen candidates. Hard on the heels of Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, it offers a huge trove of delegates to the nominating convention. But they’re awarded proportionally; it’s not winner-take-all. And the biggest state in the union is also the most expensive for political campaigns. We’ll look at the opportunities and the challenges.
California Democrats and the Presidential Nomination
Credits
Guests:
- Mike Madrid - Republican strategist and author of “The Latino Century: How America’s Largest Minority Is Transforming Democracy” - @madrid_mike
- Darry Sragow - political strategist - @darrysragow
- Carla Marinucci - Politico reporter covering California politics - @cmarinucci