Percent of the governed: California’s recall vote
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The Complexity of California's Recall Election
This chapter examines the pivotal role of voter turnout in California's recall election of Governor Gavin Newsom, highlighting its national implications. It delves into the historical context of recalls, the criticism faced by Newsom during the pandemic, and the political dynamics surrounding his potential removal. The discussion also introduces the candidates, including controversial frontrunner Larry Elder, and raises concerns about the impact of recalls on democratic principles.
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