Tag: Thomas Kuhnle
Councilman Anthony Becker wants Santa Clara to Apologize for What? Being Racist?
Santa Clara Loses CVRA Appeal But Can Still Do Better Than Current System
Measure C: Questions and Answers — 49ers Dark Money, Racially Polarized Voting, District Sizes and More
Registrar of Voters Confirms That if Measure C Fails Santa Clara Will Return to At-Large Districts
SPECIAL EDITORIAL: The Future of Santa Clara
Council Review: Council Okays Stevens Creek Corridor Study and Approves Ballot Language for New Districts Amidst Charges of Racism
Santa Clara Voters Will Get Chance to Create 3 Council Districts with 2 Council Members in Each
Council Review: Charter Review Committee Recommends 3 Council Districts, Council Extends Scooter Moratorium
Q and A: City Attorney Brian Doyle on the Voting Rights Lawsuit Against Santa Clara
Election Update: Hosam Haggag Takes Lead in City Clerk’s Race
Plaintiffs Suing Santa Clara and Jeannie Mahan Contributed Money to Defeat the Measure A Campaign
Santa Clara News Weekly Summary: Santa Clara Chamber Holds Annual Event Despite Mismanagement; Judge Orders Six Districts — Two-Thirds of City Won’t Vote for Council in 2018
Judge Thomas Kuhnle’s New Order Means Two-Thirds of Santa Clara Won’t Vote for Councilmembers in 2018
Judge Thomas Kuhnle Rules that Santa Clara Must Create Six Council Districts
Plaintiffs Suing City Want to Eliminate Santa Clara’s Directly Elected Mayor
Judge Thomas Kuhnle’s Rush to Create New Districts Could Be a Nightmare
Superior Court Judge Kuhnle Doesn’t Seem to Understand Santa Clara, the Registrar of Voters, or Political Realities
