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Newsom Recall Campaign Submits Far More Signatures Than Required To Get On The Ballot – The Wilmington Journal

Opponents of Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom campaigning to remove him from office gathered over 2.1 million signatures as of the March 17 deadline, greatly exceeding the number required to get a recall question in [...]

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