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Election Deniers: Observations of a Candidate
It is a bold political memoir that pulls back the curtain on California’s election system. David Hillberg shares his firsthand journey as an outsider candidate, revealing the hidden obstacles, bureaucratic roadblocks, and party manipulation that shape modern politics.
Blending personal storytelling with sharp political critique, the book exposes both the human toll of running for office and the systemic flaws that keep independent voices out. More than a memoir, it’s a wake-up call for voters, reformers, and anyone seeking to understand the realities behind the ballot.
What Readers Will Discover
A Candidate’s Reality Check
See what really happens behind campaign promises, from disqualified ballots to financial strain.
How Power Really Works
Gain clarity on how parties, unions, and bureaucracies quietly shape outcomes beyond the public eye.
Strategies for the Outsider
Learn resilience, adaptability, and practical lessons from someone who ran without establishment backing.
A Story That Mirrors Today
Connect one man’s journey to the larger conversation on democracy, accountability, and voter trust.