Darry Sragow

political strategist

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Los Angeles-based lawyer and Democratic political consultant; former Campaign Director for the Assembly Democratic Caucus (1996)

Darry Sragow on KCRW

Polls show Californians want officials to take faster action to get people off the streets and provide them with the help they need.

Homelessness is uniting Californians who are fed up with their political leaders

Polls show Californians want officials to take faster action to get people off the streets and provide them with the help they need.

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California’s Super Tuesday results could spell the end for some Democatic hopefuls.

California primary’s impact on Democrats, big oil’s misinformation campaign

California’s Super Tuesday results could spell the end for some Democatic hopefuls.

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For the first time since 1972, California Democrats are positioned to make a difference. Fourteen candidates showed up for the party convention in San Francisco.

California Democrats and the Presidential Nomination

For the first time since 1972, California Democrats are positioned to make a difference. Fourteen candidates showed up for the party convention in San Francisco.

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