Is It Too Easy For Write-In Candidates in California Elections?

The write-in process allows newcomer candidates a chance to get on the ballot without the challenges of fundraising against an incumbent — which means it's possible for a write-in candidate to advance to the general election with very little support. But it's rare for them to win.

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