Commentary
For the first time in more than four decades, Democrats hold a majority on the Orange County (OC) Board of Supervisors. After trending “purple” for the past two decades, the county is moving directly into blue territory, increasingly leaving the red” behind.
Democrats now have a 3-2 majority, after Supervisor Katrina Foley won reelection against former state Sen. Pat Bates. In March of last year, Foley won her seat in a special election, defeating former Supervisor John Moorlach. Also a former state senator, in the recent election, he lost a bid to become Costa Mesa’s mayor, Foley’s previous post. (Full disclosure: when he was in the Senate, I was his press secretary.)…
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