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Newcome has strategy to ensure no recall vote - 50% SIGNATURE REJECTION rate

The recall for Gavin Newsom already has a 50% signature rejection rate, compared to California's .06% rejection rate during the November presidential election.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has been facing a serious effort to get him removed from office. However, new developments indicate that the state of California that he runs is pulling out all the stops to protect him.

The petition “Rescue California” has gathered over 1.5 million signatures, enough to qualify to put his recall up for a vote; but the State of California is poised to go into overdrive to throw out signatures that do not match exactly.

Local NBC affiliate KCRA 3 provides a stunning update on the number of votes that have qualified thus far:

On Tuesday, KCRA 3 called each of the 58 county registrar’s offices. We heard back from 45 of them. Based on KCRA 3’s independent reporting, as of Wednesday, a total of 1,020,165 signatures had been submitted. However, only 560,364 are valid.

It’s important to note: KCRA 3 did not get current totals from some large counties like Los Angeles County. We can anticipate the total number of valid signatures to increase.

The effort needs more than 1.4 million signatures to get the recall petition on the ballot. Signatures can be submitted until March 17.

If the rate of 55% conversion does not increase, it would represent a major boondoggle.

California’s suddenly renewed interest in strict signature-matching when it comes to the Newsom recall petition contrasts with its comparatively low 0.6% ballot rejection rate in the 2020 election:

California election officials announced Friday that 99.4% of more than 15 million mail-in ballots were verified and counted in the November election, a rejection rate notably lower than the March primary even though more than twice as many people voted.

Former Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell, who is being pressed to run against the California governor, gave a sober assessment of the situation:

“You’ve never seen signature verification like they are about to do in California. [Steve Glazer] is considered a moderate and he’s saying everyone is focused on reducing the number of signatures,” Grenell tweeted. “[Newsom] has a strategy to ensure there’s no recall vote.”

Earlier, Grenell reacted to the Newsom recall effort in an interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo:

“Look, here’s my position: I just saw your interview with Ron DeSantis and I’m hoping that he can run for governor of Florida and governor of California,” Grenell said. “I’m not sure that that we couldn’t have somebody going back and forth. Certainly would do a better job than Gavin Newsom. We have a disaster here in California. And I’m not trying to be cute about your question, but I think what we have to do is concentrate first on the signature that we’re gathering and the verified signatures.”

Grenell also shared information that Newsom recall signatures were going to be thrown out due to strict signature matching:

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https://beckernews.com/newsoms-california-kicks-strict-signature-match-into-overdrive-threatening-recall-election-36901/

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