Elections California 1990

Democrats Are Losing Ground in Vote Rolls : Registration: Party falls to a 56-year low and dips below the 50% level in state. The latest figures continue a trend that has been under way since 1976.

February 25, 1990 | JOHN BALZAR, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER

Bad news for California's Democrats: Their share of registered voters has slipped below 50% for the first time in 56 years. The California secretary of state's soon-to-be-released Report of Registration shows incremental good news for Republicans, who now claim 39.02% of the registered voters. Democrats have dropped to 49.94%. This continues a trend under way in California since 1976.

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Democrats Are Losing Ground in Vote Rolls : Registration: Party falls to a 56-year low and dips below the 50% level in state. The latest figures continue a trend that has been under way since 1976.

February 25, 1990 | JOHN BALZAR, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER

Bad news for California's Democrats: Their share of registered voters has slipped below 50% for the first time in 56 years. The California secretary of state's soon-to-be-released Report of Registration shows incremental good news for Republicans, who now claim 39.02% of the registered voters. Democrats have dropped to 49.94%. This continues a trend under way in California since 1976.

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Native of Romania to Run for Governor : Candidacy: Genovica Niculescu-Baldeanu boldly demanded in 1977 that she be allowed to move to the U.S. With the same boldness, she hopes to make a difference in government here.

February 4, 1990 | MICHAEL ASHCRAFT, TIMES STAFF WRITER

When Genovica Niculescu-Baldeanu got fed up with her native Romania in 1977, she told the government so and demanded freedom. Within three months, the Romanian government, then under the repressive leadership of Nicolae Ceausescu, allowed her to leave the country. Three years later her family followed. It was a miracle. For most of her life, Niculescu-Baldeanu (pronounced: Nee-koo- les -koo Ball- dan -uh) has had a knack for miracles.

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Native of Romania to Run for Governor : Candidacy: Genovica Niculescu-Baldeanu boldly demanded in 1977 that she be allowed to move to the U.S. With the same boldness, she hopes to make a difference in government here.

February 4, 1990 | MICHAEL ASHCRAFT, TIMES STAFF WRITER

When Genovica Niculescu-Baldeanu got fed up with her native Romania in 1977, she told the government so and demanded freedom. Within three months, the Romanian government, then under the repressive leadership of Nicolae Ceausescu, allowed her to leave the country. Three years later her family followed. It was a miracle. For most of her life, Niculescu-Baldeanu (pronounced: Nee-koo- les -koo Ball- dan -uh) has had a knack for miracles.

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