Rep. Eric Swalwell Makes First Campaign Stop in Altadena After Joining Race for California Governor

Eric Swalwell Kicks Off Thrilling Gubernatorial Campaign on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

In a surprising turn of events, California Congressman Eric Swalwell has officially announced his candidacy for governor during an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” The announcement comes as the political landscape in the Golden State heats up, with Swalwell positioning himself as a progressive alternative in a race expected to attract significant attention and competition. [...]

Eric Swalwell Calls for Bizarre 'Vote by Phone' Elections

Democrat voters’ feverish devotion to their party — “vote blue no matter who” — comes with tremendous irony that escapes their notice. In short, elected Democrats regard voters, even their […] The post Eric Swalwell Calls for Bizarre 'Vote by Phone' Elections appeared first on The Western Journal.

Eric Swalwell is Constitutionally Disqualified from Running for Governor of California

By Joel Gilbert This past Thursday, unshaven Congressman Eric Swalwell declared his candidacy for the governorship of California, despite being constitutionally disqualified to run.

MichaelSavage.com – Eric Swalwell is Constitutionally Disqualified from Running for Governor of California

This past Thursday, unshaven Congressman Eric Swalwell declared his candidacy for the governorship of California, despite being constitutionally disqualified to run. At the center of Swalwell’s disqualification is that to become California governor, the candidate’s true, primary, and permanent home must be in the state of California. The California Constitution and the California Elections Code…

Rep. Eric Swalwell makes first campaign stop in Altadena after joining race for California governor

Rep. Eric Swalwell stopped in fire-ravaged Altadena for his first campaign stop after announcing he's running for governor of California.

Swalwell pitches 'vote by phone' idea as part of gubernatorial bid

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) is calling for Californians to be able to cast ballots with their smartphones, in what would be a substantial overhaul of the Golden State’s electoral system. State law requires voters to cast ballots either in person or by mail, though Swalwell signaled on Saturday he wants to modernize that in order to “max out democracy.” “I want us to be able to vote by phone,” Swalwell said on CNN’s The Story Is with Elex Michaelso…