Socialism on the Ballot? | By Any Means

California's governor race has dozens of candidates. Only two advance. So what does it actually mean to run a socialist campaign inside a political system where the economy is largely controlled privately, major institutions are shaped by wealth, and elections rarely produce change on their own? In this episode of By Any Means, James Harr talks with Peace and Freedom Party gubernatorial candidate Ramsey Robinson about what his campaign is trying to build—and what elections can and can't actually do under those conditions. Not whether socialism sounds good, but how movements use campaigns to organize people, expand political horizons, and create forms of power that survive after election day. Watch more By Any Means By Any Means is a production of Means TV, the worlds only worker-owned streaming service.