A new economic model in which writers are also partners in the business.
Customize your settings to receive the newsletters you want from the authors you follow.
Connect directly with Puck talent through email and exclusive events.
Democrats were headed for a potential jungle primary disaster in California, with nearly a dozen candidates splitting the gubernatorial vote to anoint Gavin Newsom’s successor. Then Trump waded into the race…
Join Puck to listen to this article
Until recently, California Democrats were staring down a very real but unthinkable possibility: losing their first statewide race since the Schwarzenegger era. It’s not that California has moved right—Democrats control the governor’s mansion, both U.S. Senate seats, and much of the House delegation, and maintain supermajorities in both chambers of the state legislature. Rather, the problem was the state’s top-two (or “jungle”) primary system.
Sign up today to join the inside conversation at the nexus of Wall Street, Washington, A.I., Hollywood, and more.
Already a member? Log In
Exclusive to Inner Circle only
Enter your email for a free preview of Puck’s full offering, including exclusive articles, private emails from authors, and more.
You have 1 free article Left
To read this full story and more, start your 14 day free trial today →
Already a member? Log In
Enter your email to get access to one article and free previews of our private emails from Puck authors and editors.
Already a Member? Sign in
All of the insider knowledge from our top tier authors, in your inbox.
Already a member? Log In
You should receive a link to log in at .
You should receive a link to log in at .
Member Exclusive
Create a free account to preview Puck’s full offering, including exclusive articles, private emails from authors, and more.
Already a member? Sign in
You are logged into a free account as unknown@example.com
ENJOY 1 FREE ARTICLE EACH MONTH
Subscribe today to join the inside conversation at the nexus of Wall Street, Washington, A.I., Hollywood, and more.