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Why no one wants to talk about this hot-button election tool in the California recall
Last year, ballot collection became a hotly debated issue in the presidential election. Now both Republicans and Democrats are downplaying their use of the method as a way to ensure voters return their mail ballots by the Sept. 14 deadline in the recall election.
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California voters rejected ‘zero bail.’ Now lawmakers weigh new overhaul of system
The national bail industry that spent $10 million to defeat a ‘zero bail’ measure in November is lobbying hard against new proposed legislation.
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Prayer and politicking: Churches become a center of the California recall campaign
As candidates crisscross California ahead of the Sept. 14 gubernatorial recall election, faith communities have become a central place for them to proselytize voters.
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Vaccines, unemployment, housing, drought: Where top recall candidates stand on the issues
The Los Angeles Times asked leading replacement candidates in the California recall election a series of questions in an effort to provide readers a better understanding of how they might lead if elected.
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Who’s on your ballot? Here are the 46 people challenging Gov. Gavin Newsom in the recall election
The California recall election includes dozens of challengers as voters decide whether to retain Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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Who is a crime victim? California recall election intensifies painful divide over reform
Traditional crime victims groups are emboldened by the possible recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom and some district attorneys. But other groups are redefining the term ‘victim.’
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Newsom’s stimulus left out many retirees, veterans and disabled Californians. Will they vote to recall him?
Californians who get by on government benefits and don’t file taxes aren’t getting state stimulus checks. Republican recall candidates are trying to capitalize on their anger.
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Republican recall candidates want big California tax cuts. Who would benefit?
There is no modern precedent in California for income tax cuts of the size proposed by two recall contenders, Cox and Faulconer
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State stimulus checks arrive in Californians’ bank accounts ahead of recall election
The Newsom administration has announced that $600 stimulus payments are being delivered to millions of Californians as ballots are being cast on whether to recall the governor from office.