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June 24, 2022 – Vol. 2, Issue 21

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Time for new Constitutional amendments? History says ‘yes’
Jeff Burdick
  • Jun 10

Time for new Constitutional amendments? History says ‘yes’

Quick quiz: Last month marked the 30th anniversary of the most recent U.S. Constitutional amendment. What was it? Answer: The...
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How ‘voter apathy’ should inspire the news media
Jeff Burdick
  • Jun 10

How ‘voter apathy’ should inspire the news media

In the last week, a bit of digital ink was spilled about how registered voter turnout for California’s primaries this week would be far...
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Year-in-Review: Our 10 best political articles of 2021
Jeff Burdick
  • Dec 16, 2021

Year-in-Review: Our 10 best political articles of 2021

Foremost, 2021 will be remembered as the second year of the Covid-19 Pandemic, but it was also an extremely busy year in politics –...
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A proud anniversary covering California politics
Jeff Burdick
  • Sep 9, 2021

A proud anniversary covering California politics

With this issue, the SactoPolitico.com marks its first full year of publishing. Coincidentally, that’s the paper anniversary, which is...
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Why we published: Great Debate Mystery stories
Jeff Burdick
  • Aug 30, 2021

Why we published: Great Debate Mystery stories

This the third time I’ve written a “Why we published” editorial in the Sacto Politico’s first year of existence. Each time, the occasion...
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Editorial: Why we published SEIU Local 1000 story
Jeff Burdick
  • Jun 15, 2021

Editorial: Why we published SEIU Local 1000 story

On June 10, The Sacto Politico published a fascinating and informative Q&A interview with in-coming SEIU Local 1000 President Richard...
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Sacramento’s riot of heated rhetoric included Sac Bee
Jeff Burdick
  • Jan 19, 2021

Sacramento’s riot of heated rhetoric included Sac Bee

Many thanks to the Sacramento News & Review (SNR) last week running most of my OpEd about inflammatory local rhetoric that blemished the...
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S/P OpEd follow-up: Campaign coffers for common good?
Jeff Burdick
  • Dec 15, 2020

S/P OpEd follow-up: Campaign coffers for common good?

This story is part of Sacto Politico’s ongoing “Shame of Our Campaigns” series. Maine’s unsuccessful Senate candidate Sara Gideon made...
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Why we published Patterson scoops
Jeff Burdick
  • Oct 9, 2020

Why we published Patterson scoops

This package exposes a surprising number of far-right connections by a major-party-endorsed candidate for Congress (Buzz Patterson, CA-7).
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Welcome to SactoPolitico.com
Jeff Burdick
  • Sep 16, 2020

Welcome to SactoPolitico.com

The inspiration for this site was to address the increasing lack of quality local political coverage that’s essential to democracy.
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Can Biden produce permanent campaign finance reform?
Jeff Burdick
  • Sep 12, 2020

Can Biden produce permanent campaign finance reform?

Even though Biden will have raised more than $1 billion, I can still see a scenario in which he takes up campaign finance in earnest.
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