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While her office didn’t confirm whether it would send staff to monitor the final day of voting, Secretary of State Shirley Weber didto debunk the claim that the election isn’t subject to the new law because it was “grandfathered in.” “Such a claim is wholly without merit and has no basis in law.… I expect that you will uphold your obligation to comply with the law. Failing that, my office stands ready to take any actions necessary.
Still, Jones referred to them as “unauthorized, breach-of-contract Hart machines,” saying the board was led to believe the machines had no electronic tabulation capabilities. He’s focused instead on the March primary and said he plans to discuss future legal action at a supervisors meeting Tuesday. This past session, the Democratic-controlled Legislature got a little tougher in some cases, with some timely intervention by Gov. Newsom and Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas on a bill to
On some counts, the cold, hard facts do back up rising public concern. In a detailed National Retail Foundation survey, retailers say that Los Angeles is thePublic Policy Institute of California summary shows Wind energy makes up about 7.5% of China’s total power generation, and the governor visited the country’s largest offshore wind farm, located in Jiangsu province,. California hopes to be the first Western state with offshore wind, and Newsom’s administration envisions harnessing enough wind energy to power 25 million homes by 2045.