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SACRAMENTO Earlier this year, it seemed Gov. Gavin Newsom had a lot of advantages heading into the recall election. COVID-19 vaccines became available and the coronavirus pandemic finally waned. Newsom wielded a state budget flush with a historic surplus and showed off his spending priorities at press conferences all over the state. The first-term governor and the Democratic party had major donors, a super majority in the Legislature, and almost half of all registered California voters on their side. Now Newsom and the Democratic Party have to make sure the state s 10 million Democratic voters show up for him. Recent polling suggests that may be a bigger challenge for him than his party expected even last month. Newsom s opponents are far more motivated than his supporters to turn out in the recall election next month, raising the potential for his removal.

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