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Updated: 10:53 AM CDT Apr 27, 2021 Brandi Cummings Anchor/Reporter The campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom has now secured enough valid signatures to get the recall on the ballot, according to the latest filing with the California secretary of states office. But there are still several more steps to go before a recall election is official and voters have their say on the issue.Meanwhile, Republicans, including Caitlyn Jenner, have joined the race for California gov...

An effort to recall three Shasta County supervisors has been “terminated” and proponents will now have to start over if they want to continue. In a letter to one of the attorneys working for the anti-recall group Shasta Forward, Cathy Darling Allen, county clerk and registrar of voters, said the recall supporters did not include the signatures of the proponents, which is required under the elections code. “As such, the current recall efforts against the Supervisors are terminated,” Dar...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Campaign to recall Californias governor has enough signatures. Heres how the process works and what happens next Hearst Television FacebookTwitterEmail The campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom has now secured enough valid signatures to get the recall on the ballot, according to the latest filing with the California secretary of states office. But there are still several more steps to go before a recall election is official and voters have their say on the ...

The district’s board of education is currently elected under an “at-large” election system, where trustees are elected by voters of the entire district. Trustees are elected in even-numbered years and serve staggered four-year terms. On Feb. 26, 2019, the board adopted Resolution No. 19-15, a resolution approving authorization to initiate a transition to a By-Trustee Area Election System Commencing with the 2022 Governing Board Election. On April 27, the board has the opportunity to adopt...

Highlander Lloyd Kao / The Highlander On Wednesday, March 31, ASUCR held their first meeting of spring quarter where they discussed updates to the upcoming ASUCR Elections and passed a resolution advocating for a safe, in-person graduation ceremony. Elections Director Lama Yassine updated the senate on the timeline for the upcoming ASUCR elections. Next week, the elections committee will begin hosting Candidates Conventions for both senators and those running for the executive branch, givin...

April 1, 2021 in News, Sticky The nominations for the 2021-22 executive board were also announced by Alexis Arieas, and will be voted on by the Senate at next weekʻs meeting. (Nayeon Ryu | Daily Trojan) The 140th Undergraduate Student Government Senate introduced their final series of resolutions at the meeting Tuesday.  The resolutions will be voted on next week, in addition to the inauguration of the incoming members of the Areias-Warren administration. President Gabriel Savage thanked eve...

By Giana Magnoli, Noozhawk Managing Editor | @magnoli March 11, 2021 | 3:33 p.m. The 11-member redistricting commission was created by a voter-approved ballot measure and is tasked with drawing new boundaries for the five county supervisor districts. Four firms initially submitted proposals to be the commission’s legal counsel, and members interviewed three of those firms in early February: Nielsen Merksamer Parrinello Gross & Leoni LLP; Scott Rafferty; and Strumwasser & Woocher LLP. C...

Highlander Joshua Wang / The Highlander With ASUCR elections right around the corner, ASUCR is patching up discrepancies within their Elections Code and gearing up for spring quarter. The ninth ASUCR meeting of the winter quarter on March 3 also marked the final State of the Association meeting of the quarter. During LRC, the senate approved an amendment to the Elections Code to remove the deadline to file a violation form on the elections website. Previously, violations were subject to a 2...

By City News Service Mar 3, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Democratic Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager will be sworn in to the state Senate later this month after receiving two-thirds of the vote in a seven-candidate field to win the special election to fill the vacant 30th Senate District seat. Kamlager received 67.67% of the vote in Tuesdays election, easily surpassing the majority needed to avoid a runoff, according to semi-official results released by the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/Count...

Special election: Sydney Kamlager wins LA-area state Senate seat Democratic Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager received nearly 68% of the vote in the race to represent the district that stretches from downtown Los Angeles to Culver City. City News Service Share: LOS ANGELES (CNS) -- Democratic Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager will be sworn in to the state Senate later this month after receiving two-thirds of the vote in a seven-candidate field to win the special election to fill the vacant 30th Senate ...