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Political Science in the News

Partnership between Jack Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research and Politico

Published by Serena Groen | Apr 15, 2025

POLITICO California and UC Berkeley’s Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research teamed up on the first-of-its kind poll, surveying political and policy influencers as well as voters on the top issues driving the debate in our state.

Here are some articles from the recent poll:

How Barbara Lee wins — or loses

Kamala Harris for governor? Poll shows how California voters feel about the idea.

Playbook: The Great Fightback?

Exclusive: Poll shows voters are wary of AI’s upsides

Bernie returns to a bruised progressive movement

Californians’ vote of no confidence

The X-odus that wasn’t

Newsom goes to the mat on Trump’s tariffs

Donald Trump vs. Kilmar Abrego Garcia

The Pentagon’s rogue innovation era might be over

The tech world responds (sort of) to Newsom’s tariff suit

Biz holds Bonta at arm’s length

Trump has California’s high-speed rail in his sights, but so do Democrats

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