For those of us who still call the Philharmonic City our home, our mailbox has begun to receive votes for the California Governor’s recall election on September 14, 2021. Some notes…
At least in Los Angeles County, 100% of registered voters are casting ballots for this election by mailing ballots.
The ballot contains two questions.
The first question is “yes” or “no”, just asking whether Governor Gavin Newsom should be removed from office.
Problem two is the most difficult. If you vote yes, you must choose only one from the list of 46 candidates to replace him.
The main campaign issue for this vote is California’s dissatisfaction with the Sacramento leadership. These issues have evolved due to the Democratic majority. Everyone in the state has some kind of critical bones, and no one can blame it except the current regime.
Given that Grimand is almost a permanent fief lock in government at the legislative and state senate levels, the easiest way for Californians to disrupt the status quo is to replace the governor and bring the balance of the entire empire back into play.
This is what Californians have done in the past, and it is not impossible for us in Golden State to do it again.
For other parts of the United States that will not receive love letters, this is a list.
“Two Issues in California Recall Voting” (Image source: Dennis San Diego)
I think the ballot paper is particularly interesting to look at it from the perspective of “six degrees of separation”. Everyone in California knows at least a few people on this ballot by reputation. In addition, each of us has at least a 50/50 chance to meet one of these people in person.
This is a total gun battle; a random democratic exercise. If enough people say “yes” to question 1, then the dice will be rolled on September 15. One of the better nonsense incidents than this.
Refining the possibilities, I would say that the Democrats on the forty-six list are at a disadvantage, because if the Californians’ intention is to undermine Sacramento’s power structure, then leaving the absolute majority of the offending parties in place is not In line with their desire to recall.
This still gives others a one in 37 chance of winning the lottery.
How exciting!
