San Francisco California – The governor of the Democratic Republic of the blue state may be removed by the Republicans.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing a major election on September 14 that threatens to make him one of the majority, including a self-proclaimed abortionist radio station who has praised former Republican President Donald Trump.
Newsom is inside a repeat decision – an attempt by Republican voters to remove him from office. Globally, the result could be a bellwether in the mid-2022 election, with top Democrats losing their power behind Newsom.
This week, Vice President Kamala Harris went to the Bay Area to assist Newsom, and President Joe Biden is expected to join the campaign next week.
Registered voters receive votes in an email asking two questions: first, should Newsom be remembered? If voters say yes, they can vote on a list of 46 candidates to replace him or her.
If 50% or more of the votes are opposed to remembering Newsom, they will continue to work. If the majority of voters voted to remember him, he was removed, and the voter for the second question will be replaced.
Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online.
How did we get here?
Not every state remembers the election, but in California, every voter can lead to the dismissal of an employee if they get enough signature.
Voters in California start to remember all the time, but they are often uninvited – this is the second choice to remember an ambassador in state history, and the fourth in US history.
In February 2020, retired police officer Orrin Heatlie began to recall being upset by Newsom telling undocumented people not to open their doors unless police had a permit, according to The Associated Press.
Heatlie and volunteers gathered thousands of signatories from other Republicans who did not like Newsom, but needed 12% of voters’ signatures in previous elections – 1.5 million people.
Two incidents put a breeze behind them. Based on the COVID epidemic, the judge gave the defendants a four-month reminder to collect the signature. And in November, Newsom went to a no-frills dinner with 11 friends and guests at a fine restaurant where food starts at $ 350 per person – instantly, he told Californiaans to wear masks and avoid gathering with their families for Thanksgiving dinner.
People of all political backgrounds saw his actions as fraudulent, and offered to try to remember and add their signatures. Even Newsom agreed he should have been a good example by not participating in the communion, the commemorative experiments exceeded the limits of the required votes.
Sarah Hill, an associate professor of political science at California State University, said Newsom’s actions confirmed people’s views. “It’s in line with people’s ideas [of Newsom], and provided the model that people need, ”he said.
“This guy is a big guy and he doesn’t understand what California people are doing. they are no longer working, we need to take action on this, “he said, expressing public opinion.” That’s why it grew. “
Voters who want Newsom recalled cite several reasons; A recent SurveyUSA poll found voters to remember that it happened as a result of COVID responses, handling COVID bans, and the closure of businesses and schools. About 11% also mentioned what they did at dinner.
What is Newsom’s chance to get fired?
In early August, elections reduced heat among voters who wanted to continue their opposition to the ambassador, putting Newsom at risk.
Democrats want to stay, but at first they were not more involved in this than Republicans. “She had what we call a difference of interest,” explained Mindy Romero, founder and executive director of the Center for Inclusive Democracy in Sacramento.
Until August, the ambassador ignored the memorandum, but the numbers forced him to change course, and he began to do this as an urgent threat, he explained.
“He has changed his approach in the last two weeks, in particular, he has promoted the game, saying clearly that it is a high, very high life and death. I think it is moving,” Romero said.
Another group that promotes Democrats is the growth of Larry Elder, a self-proclaimed radio presenter who is now a popular choice among voters who want to remember Newsom.
Throughout his career, Elder has made several statements about sex. He praised the 1950’s book How to Be a Good Wife, which told women to prepare dinner for their husbands and not to worry, saying that women knew less than men about politics, economics and recent events, and that the Los Angeles Times also encouraged women. who went to Women’s March against President Trump were “safe” from sexual violence because they were uninvolved.
According to CNN, in a 1996 broadcast of his radio station, he said that women do not face the glass ceiling in their work, and black people “exaggerate the meaning of racism”.
The leader opposes abortion, wants to end the Newsom vaccine with a mask, and calls Trump “almost God-sent” – a position that could persuade Democrats to vote to stay out.
Newsom urged Mkulu to be a consistent leader in decision-making as a choice between him and Mkulu in the left-wing government, Romero said.
“She’s putting on a bride who is happy to be with her,” he said.
Research shows that voters relied on keeping Newsom. A SurveyUSA poll, conducted between September 7 and 8, found that 54% of voters were able to persuade the ambassador against 41% of candidates.
What does memory mean in the middle of 2022?
As election day approaches, activists are to remember and the General is holding rallies to get a vote. All over the world, politicians and journalists are on the move, waiting for data that can be retrieved other than what could happen at the end of 2022.
“It’s almost 2022,” said Raphael Sonesnshein, a political scientist and director of the Pat Brown Institute of Public Affairs at California State University. Researchers want to know which methods are most effective and which methods are recommended, he said. “People are looking in the intestines of chickens to find out what’s going on out here.”
If Newsom survives, it will run in the by-elections in November 2022. If he is fired, his successor will be in office one year before the next election.
California records are initially designed as a power check, but eventually each team is able to produce useful results.
Regardless of the outcome, Romero said the memorable victory had encouraged Republicans. Trials often return to the party that lost the previous elections, and the memory empowers Republicans to say, “We are rebuilding our country,” he explained.
“It’s a dream come true for Republican scholars to be able to point out what’s going on in memory,” he said.