Jerry Brown, meanwhile, will be in San Francisco at a news conference with elected officials of Asian Pacific Islander descent. 

Meg Whitman continues to spend millions, and it’s starting to rub off on the Democrats. Some strategists say the state Democratic party has been transferring money to the Brown campaign to help it keep pace – money that would normally be used for get-out-the-vote efforts. The party says that it raised more money this year and, as such, can give more to Brown, but some are worried. 

In San Benito County, where voter patterns have matched the statewide sentiment for 16 years, residents are calling the race “a sideshow.” LAT 

Bill Clinton continued his tour of the West Coast with a stop in San Jose, talking to students at San Jose State about education, job creation and green technology: San Jose Mercury News

The largest donation from the Whitman family’s foundation in 2008 went to protect land in Telluride, Colorado – where Whitman owns a condo and ranch: SF Chronicle 

Attorney General Eric Holder said Prop. 19 won’t matter – did he just undermine all the efforts to get young voters to the polls? Newsweek 

Democrats should be worried about voter enthusiasm: SF Chronicle

Reach news editor Alexandra Tilsley here. Follow her on Twitter: @atilsley.

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