The first governor of CALIFORNIA to be recalled was Gray Davis; and the elected successor was Arnold Schwarzenegger, October 7, 2003.

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Apr 18 2019 14:47:48 (EST)

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https://twitter.com/SaraCarterDC/status/1118947182286184449📁

1st & 10 on the 40.

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Gavin Newsom is the 40th governor of California. [40]

Larry Elder is the frontrunner of 46 candidates to succeed Newsom. [4+6=10]

Elder would be the 1st black governor of California. [1]

1st & 10 on the 40.

https://thefederalist.com/2021/08/27/the-gavin-newsom-recall-undermines-the-democratic-partys-plans-to-californicate-america/

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Others pointed out that, if the recall passes, Elder was more likely to win than Faulconer, who is a liberal Republican, and thus threaten abortion rights, the minimum wage, and higher fuel economy standards. Others worried that Sen. Diane Feinstein, who is widely rumored to be suffering from dementia, could leave office before her term ends, leaving it to a Republican governor to select her replacement.

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But if Newsom is recalled, the entire progressive Democratic project will be called into question, and not just in California. After all, California has explicitly been the model for what progressives and Democrats, including Biden and Harris, have been trying to do nationally. If voters reject that model in California, then what claim to legitimacy could it possibly have in battleground states like Ohio and Pennsylvania?

If the recall passes, Democrats will have no choice but to change course on homelessness, drugs, and crime. The shift is already underway in New York, where Democrats elected a moderate, Eric Adams, a former police officer who ran on a tough-on-crime agenda. If Newsom survives the recall, he will be forced to change course, or face defeat in 2022. And if a Democrat is elected California’s governor in November 2022, she or he won’t be the same kind of Democrat Newsom has been.

As such, the California model is dead, no matter what happens in the recall, and thus so too is the progressive agenda. This is partly because Democrats have succeeded in implementing so much of it, including tens of billions to reduce child poverty and subsidize renewables. But it is also because the progressive agenda has so manifestly failed in the state that has implemented it the most.

California has long been the harbinger of national change, and may be that once again.

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>>14479592, >>14479057, >>14479054

Gavin Newsom is the 40th governor of California. [40]

Larry Elder is the frontrunner of 46 candidates to succeed Newsom. [4+6=10]

Elder would be the 1st black governor of California. [1]

1st & 10 on the 40.

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3313 = [3+3+1+3=10]

When was LBP photo taken?

Where was it taken from?

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Apr 19 2018 21:29:03 (EST)

Anonymous ID: 4e11c7 No.1109176📁

Apr 19 2018 21:22:51 (EST)

>>1108897

Will election fraud be revealed soon???

>>1109176

Yes, midterms are safe.

Watch CA.

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Watch NY.

Watch CA

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Dec 12 2018 19:10:18 (EST)

Anonymous ID: 1bd9f2 No.4281387📁

Dec 12 2018 19:08:08 (EST)

>>4280189

Will voter fraud in CA ever be brought to light?

>>4281387

Yes.

"Watch CA" was deliberate.

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What city was Epstein arrested in?

NYC?

5:5?

Watch CA.

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>>14479592

https://calmatters.org/explainers/recalling-california-governor-explained/

California is one of 19 states that allow voters to remove state officials before the end of their term. No reason is necessary — the only requirement to put a recall on the ballot is enough voter signatures. That number must be 12% of voters in the last election for the office, and must include voters in at least five counties. The magic number for Newsom’s would-be recallers: 1,495,709 valid signatures.

The secretary of state certified on July 1 that recall supporters submitted 1,719,900 valid signatures — enough to trigger a recall election. That means:

An election will be held on Sept. 14. Voters will receive ballots in the mail beginning on Aug. 16. You can send your ballot back by mail, or vote in person.

Voters will be asked two questions: Do they want to recall Newsom, yes or no? And, if more than 50% of voters say “yes,” who should replace him?

This is where things get strange. There’s no limit on the number of candidates who can run to replace an official on a recall ballot. And whoever gets the most votes wins — even without a majority. So it’s entirely possible that someone could be elected in a recall while winning less than half the votes. That’s what happened in 2003, when then-Gov. Gray Davis was recalled by 55% of voters. More than 100 people ran to replace him, carving up the votes and allowing action movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger to win with 48.6% support.

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FOR EMPHASIS.

Need only 50% plus one to recall Newsom. He loses.

The winner needs the most votes among those running to succeed. That vote will be split by ELDER and the other 46 candidates.

Think ELECTION rigging. Would they dare do it again when the race is so close to recall Newsom that it might come down to a few disputed mail-in votes to pass 50%?

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>>14479678

>THAT, would be a FUCKING BOOM, BOOM, BOOM!!!!!!

Affirmative.

SEPTEMBER 14, 2021.

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Watch CA.

Di-Fi and CHICOMS, too.

Anytime would be good time.