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@GustavoArellano and @pattmlatimes are live discussing the #CaliforniaRecallElection and how Latino voters may or may not impact the results. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
@GustavoArellano and @pattmlatimes are live discussing the #CaliforniaRecallElection and how Latino voters may or may not impact the results. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
@GustavoArellano @pattmlatimes Only 10% of Spanish-dominant, Latino voters in California favored the #recallelection.
38% of English-dominant Latino voters favoried the recall.
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38% of English-dominant Latino voters favoried the recall.
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@GustavoArellano @pattmlatimes @GustavoArellano's stats are from our recent poll about the recall: latimes.com/california/sto…
So, this #CaliforniaRecall ... how exactly does it work?
@jcahealey explains:
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@jcahealey explains:
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@jcahealey If you're a registered voter in California, a ballot was mailed to you and you can still drop it off!
Here's what you need to know: latimes.com/politics/story…
Here's what you need to know: latimes.com/politics/story…
@jcahealey If you write in a candidate on your #CaliforniaRecall ballot, they still have to be qualified to be in the race.
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What’s going on with @GavinNewsom this week? Gov. Newsom faces a recall election, state vaccinations, an unemployment claims backlog — and today, he’s presenting a new state budget. Let’s take a look at what’s happened over the past few days 🧵 
On Monday, Newsom proposed an $11.9 billion budget that would send $600 checks to two-thirds of Californians and an additional $500 to families with kids. bit.ly/3w35IV7
Newsom also unrolled a slew of other funding proposals, including:
-$5.2B for low-income renters to stay housed
-$2B to pay water & utility bills
-$1B in college grants for people whose jobs were impacted by the pandemic
bit.ly/2QiXCss
-$5.2B for low-income renters to stay housed
-$2B to pay water & utility bills
-$1B in college grants for people whose jobs were impacted by the pandemic
bit.ly/2QiXCss
