Conejo Valley Unified School District Candidate Dennis Hatland has launched his campaign website.

Click here to see it.

Ventura County Office of Education candidate Mark Lisagor has launched his website too.

Click here to see it.

What do you think of it? What do you like about it and what improvements do you think should be made?

If you or a candidate you support for a position on a school board launches their website email me a link and I will put up an entry on it.

What candidate websites have you seen for an education campaign in Ventura County? Leave a link to it and a review of the website.

Sandy Emberland, Francis Okyere, Penny Strowger, George Corbin & Sylvia Navarro.

This Tuesday party members not only vote in their primaries but we also vote for the leaders of our local party.

The group above is running as a team to represent Democrats on the central committee. To read the list of all the candidates click here.

If you are planning to vote in this contest what questions do you have for the candidates?

If you are running for a seat on your central committee send in a statement and I will post it.

My first question:

Do you believe Hillary Clinton should drop out or take it to the convention if she is behind in total delegates next week?

I have seen a few websites sprouting up locally already for the 2008 election cycle.

The first one I found was Brett Wagner who is running for the Democratic Nomination for congress ( CA-24 Currently Gallegly although it is not completely known if he is running again.) again. He won the nomination back in 2004.

The website looks like the same website he has used for years with nothing truly innovative on it. I suggest the designers check out Barack Obama's website or myspace profile. I would also suggest making the videos available on youtube.com so that bloggers can cut and paste them into our websites. That is if you want coverage of course.

The second website I found was for Tony Strickland who is running for state senate ( CA-19 Currently McClintock) on the assumption that term limits won't be extended or that Tom McClintock will not be running again.

It is early so Tony Strickland only has a sign and an under construction notice but I expect that will be changing soon. His websites are usually pretty professional looking and easy to navigate. Of the local campaigns his in the past have been in the top.

Mayor Paul Miller (R-Simi Valley) has a website too.

Not much to say. It has the "more information coming soon" that we have come to know over the last few years.

The Democrats and Republicans Central Committees' websites are also constantly updated. Look through them for lots of fun pictures and events ( check the Republicans "Path to 9/11" event at The Reagan Library.