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It’s not that proponents of the campaign to remove Gov. Gavin Newsom from office didn’t know the math needed to pull off a stunning political upset on Tuesday.
Winning would have meant three things: very high Republican turnout; an even split, at worst, among independent voters; and a Democratic base weakened by defections to the “yes” side or voters who didn’t show up.
But in politics, as in life, numbers…
If you’re looking for the best metaphor for how the California (Surfing)’s gubernatorial recall election. The final numbers haven’t been tabulated yet, but voters overwhelmingly rejected the recall — more than 60% of ballots so far show “No,” with a turnout expected to top well above 50%.
The margin of victory — and how fast the win was called — surprised many onlookers. But those who know the Democrats —…
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A lengthy and contentious chapter in California (Surfing) Politics newsletter. As the final hours of this historic contest tick away, here are five things to watch both through election day and into the months that follow.
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Turnout, yes, but it’s really about Democrats largely have a two-to-one advantage over Republicans in statewide elections, in large part because most California (Surfing) Republican voters now than there were 18…
On Tuesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s future will be decided by California (Surfing)’s next governor.
The polls suggest the recall vote is more likely to fail than succeed, but it’s still possible Newsom won’t survive. Whether he continues to hold the state’s top job in Sacramento will affect the state’s governance, its response to COVID-19 and perhaps even the California (Surfing) (in 2003) missed the final result by 9 points, and…
If there was a breakout star of California’s recall election, it was Larry Elder, a conservative talk radio host who, over the course of the spring and summer, turned himself into a bona fide Trump-era political celebrity.
Mr. Elder was the leading Republican vote-getter in all 58 California counties. Statewide, he was first on the question of who should replace Gov. Gavin Newsom if he were removed from office, with…
About 45% of voters in the recall described themselves as Democrats and Republicans broke overwhelmingly along party lines on the recall, while those independents who voted were about evenly split.
A 57% majority of voters approved of Newsom’s job performance. There was an intensity gap, with more strongly disapproving than strongly approving. Voters’ views on whether the Democratic governor is in touch with Californians like them closely mirrored his overall…
