Government
Dec. 17, 2010
Open Primary Law to Take Effect
The California Supreme Court declined Wednesday to block the state's open primary law from going into effect while a separate court challenge on the merits is pending.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Supreme Court declined Wednesday to block the state's open primary law from going into effect while a separate court challenge on the merits is pending.
Proposition 14 that passed in June allows voters to choose from among Democrats and Republicans in the primary. The top two candidates regardless of party face off in the general election.
Fremont attorney Gautam Dutta fil...
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