I feel you, fortune cookie.

Wishing all who celebrate a Happy Passover!

Sad to hear this news. She loved this state and wanted to make it better. Rest in Peace, Delaine.

Thank you for hosting this program!

“Great tools to know the rules!” I see what you did there. 👀

Stormtroopers and moms with strollers are a good combo.

Agree! And if Heather is making those tacos of hers, all the better for building friendships.

Makes sense to me. Maybe I shouldn’t have been so strict with the kids about swearing.

This is great news for California Forward! As a CAFWD Co-Chair, I’m looking forward to working with Kate. Good things to come.

It makes anyone sound old to say “young people,” but if you care about participation in our elections, this is a great way to learn more about voting and the youngins’. Common Cause California Voter Foundation

My husband and I fly home from Germany on United Airlines tomorrow, and Samantha Corbin is all I’m thinking about as I pack. 😬

Some personal news to share: The Student and Policy Center Sacramento is a unique and exciting part of University of California’s public service to California. I’m thrilled to join the Center as Director, and I can’t wait to get to work. universityofcalifornia.edu/news/catharine…

I feel you, squirrel. Stay cool today.

First day at University of California Center Sacramento is in the books. And the team already has a great event on deck. Check it out! uccs.ucdavis.edu/events/what-ha…

Happening now at UC Center Sacramento: Professor Erik Engstrom from UC Davis speaking on “What Happens if a Presidential Candidate Becomes Unable to Stand for Election or Assume Office?” Thoughtful discussion, no spin, and burritos for lunch.

Kate and Alex were once A and B. If Dan or I had to say something about one of them when they were within earshot, we’d use A or B as code. They caught on. A and B turned 21 this week. ❤️A❤️B

Maybe, just maybe you have questions about the conduct of this election? About who can use which campaign funds? About ensuring an accurate outcome? Join Rick Hasen at UC Center Sacramento in 10 min! Lunch provided. Can’t join us? Check out the zoom afterwards.

Come see KQED's Marisa Lagos moderate California Teachers Association's Teri Holoman, FM3 Research's David Metz, former state Finance Director Keely Bosler and CalChamber’s Ben Golombek as they tell us what to expect in the final days of the 2024 legislative session!

What are California voters especially concerned about? Homelessness, cost of living, crime, drug use and AI are top of mind, says FM3 Research President David Metz during our End of Sesssion Look-Ahead.

Thanks for having me on the pod!