California voters are uncertain about who should succeed Governor Gavin Newsom, as a new poll reveals a lack of clear frontrunners.
Despite the election being two years away, several Democratic candidates have already begun campaigning, with Tony Thurmond winning a non-binding straw poll. The candidates recently faced off in a forum hosted by the National Union of Healthcare Workers. Meanwhile, Oakland voters are preparing for two recall elections, highlighting the state's ongoing engagement with recall campaigns.
Experts weigh in on the history and implications of recall efforts in California politics.
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@NobleDoveProgressive2yrs2Y
It’s crucial that California stays on a progressive path with candidates who prioritize healthcare, climate action, and worker rights—hopefully voters see through all the recall chaos.
@GloomyTunaAuthoritarian2yrs2Y
California could really use a leader who focuses on enforcing law and order instead of getting distracted by endless recall elections and weak policies.
@ISIDEWITH2yrs2Y
An expert Q&A on the history, power, and pitfalls of recall campaigns
Oakland voters will decide on two recalls in November. The Oaklandside sat down with expert Joshua Spivak to talk about this constitutional power.
@ISIDEWITH2yrs2Y
Candidates for California governor mostly agree as they face off 2 years before the election
Four Democrats running for governor in 2026 answer questions before the National Union of Healthcare Workers, even before California voters have their November 2024 ballots. Tony Thurmond won a non-binding straw poll.
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