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Opposition to Newsom recall grows as Caitlyn Jenner, GOP generate little support, poll finds Phil Willon © Provided by The LA Times California Gov. Gavin Newsom gives a thumbs-up to friends at Hanzo Sushi in San Fernando on April 29 after attending a news conference in which he signed legislation that will provide a $6.2-billion tax cut to the hardest-hit small businesses in the state. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times) The campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom has failed t...

Opposition to Newsom recall grows as Caitlyn Jenner, GOP generate little support, poll finds Phil Willon © Provided by The LA Times California Gov. Gavin Newsom gives a thumbs-up to friends at Hanzo Sushi in San Fernando on April 29 after attending a news conference in which he signed legislation that will provide a $6.2-billion tax cut to the hardest-hit small businesses in the state. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times) The campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom has failed t...

Caitlyn Jenner Lags Behind Faulconer, Cox, Ose in Challenge to Gavin Newsom, Poll Shows On 5/11/21 at 12:30 PM EDT A new poll from the University of California, Berkeleys Institute of Governmental Studies (IGS) and the Los Angeles Times found that Jenner had the least support among Californians, with only 6 percent of respondents saying they would vote to have her replace Newsom. Mark DiCamillo, director of the poll, told the Times that despite the widespread media attention Jenner has garner...

“Most of his decline appears to have been about the pandemic and now that we’re emerging out of that, voters are giving the governor generally better marks on the pandemic. He still doesn’t have great job performance numbers,” DiCamillo said. “If the focus then shifts away from the pandemic to the other issues facing the state, he’s gonna have some work cut out for himself.” The poll found that leading the Republicans in the race were former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer and Ran...

Dissecting Dueling IGS & PPIC Polls on Prince Gavin Details Not so much anymore.  Today, only 31% of California voters give Newsom good or excellent marks for handling the “coronavirus pandemic” in a survey by Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies, compared to 43% who give him poor or very poor marks.  And in the poll by the Public Policy Institute of California, registered voters are split almost equally with 49% approving and 46% disapproving Newsom�...

Nearly a year into the pandemic, more California Democrats are beginning to criticize Gov. Gavin Newsom as the governor struggles to respond to the crisis. Less than half of California voters — 46% — approved of Newsom’s job performance, a dramatic slide for a governor who was elected with a historic margin of victory in 2018 over Republican challenger John Cox and defeated a slate of Democratic challengers in that year’s primary. Advertisement Just four months ago, Newsom had a 64%...

San Diego Mayor Faulconer eyes next chapter as term ends San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer on Harbor Island. (Eduardo Contreras / San Diego Union-Tribune) The Republican’s likely run for governor would be a test of state’s political temperature, analysts say SAN DIEGO —  When he was younger, Kevin Faulconer had a job cleaning carpets. He walked in after messes happened. That experience served him well in his political career, winning special elections for San Diego City Council an...

Key events in the seven years Kevin Faulconer was mayor of San Diego The newest one, which started in June, has collected 800,000 signatures, according to organizers. They would need almost 700,000 more by March 17 to qualify for the ballot, and probably closer to 1 million more to account for disqualified petition-signers. That’s unlikely, political analysts say, because the pandemic makes it harder to solicit signatures and because the recall backers haven’t raised enough money to fund th...

Nevada than any other presidential candidate. we have a very strong outreach to the latino community in nevada and out west, and we are seeing some movement there. speaking of polls, there was a field poll in california which now shows in california, senator sanders support among latinos is up to 35%. back in may it was at 3%. so we have seen a tremendous amount of movement there and so you know, when we get done with iowa and new hampshire we will be out to nevada, where we will see if we can d...

I mean, i am asian. african-americans are whack and you cant change that. in the same way, our orientation cant be changed. however, we are coming out and were becoming more and more a part of american society. people are discovering that were bankers, sports heroes, school teachers, were everywhere. and theyre fearful of that. it is none of their business but nonetheless they want traditional marriage because they feel it is icky. that thing called ick. and that, too, has changed considerably. ...