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California is not only allowing ballots to be counted a week after election day, but even ballots without postmarks. Eventually, you will be able to vote by just shouting out the window of your car at any election official...

If you're sick of higher taxes, here's some good news: Californians have the constitutional right to repeal or reduce any tax, fee, charge or assessment. A tax repeal initiative in L.A. County needs only 119,462 signatures to get on the ballot. dailynews.com/2026/06/10/sus…

California Democrats can't say Becerra would be the first Hispanic governor of California... It was Romualdo Pacheco, and he was a Republican.

Will the press please ask the Sec of State how many ballots were downloaded in this fashion?

#New: Percentage of homes bought by investors (companies, trusts, etc) not individuals in: Miami: 33% LA/Anaheim: 29% San Francisco: 28% San Diego: 26% New York: 24% San Jose: 22% Oakland: 21% Source: @Redfin

Work To Do: Tips for Matt Mahan as he returns to San Jose Leadership SVGOP Chairman Dave Johnson offers SJ Mayor Matt Mahan--now that his gubernatorial run is over--a simple, cost-effective agenda to get San Jose back on track. This is the truth about San Jose City Council and city staff:  * We're doing some things right. * We're doing some things wrong. * And a lot of what we're doing is in the muddled middle. Now that Mayor Mahan can devote his full time energies to our fair city, here's a list of simple recommendations to help him get focused on the priorities that matter so we can make real progress and deliver solid results.  1.) Get more cost-effective and aggressive about homelessness While on the campaign trail,  Mahan touted his Tiny Homes interim housing strategy as a model for the state in addressing homelessness--it isn't. It's too expensive, slow, and limited in its reach. This city is already warning that we basically won't have funds to continue expanding the Tiny Homes strategy. This is why SJ homelessness is still rising and around 50% of our homeless remain unsheltered. Solution: Pivot to large-scale, temporary shelters as cities such as Reno and other cities have done, putting a real dent in homelessness quickly. 🧵 1/5

Nobody, including you @RoKhanna, will answer the question as to WHY California allows votes to come in after 8pm on Election Night? WHY isn't everyone required to get their ballot in before that deadline, given that they had almost one full month to do so?

President of what?

Gavin Newsom is spreading election misinformation. In California, handwritten dates can be accepted in lieu of a postmark.

Why does California take a month to count votes? It's the same reason the state allowed $32 billion in unemployment fraud, builds the worst roads despite the highest taxes, and spent $24 billion on homelessness as the problem got worse. A total lack of accountability.

Proposition 13 was approved by California voters 48 years ago today, June 6, 1978. A new taxpayer protection initiative to reinforce it will be on the November ballot. It will make it harder to raise taxes, again, as Prop. 13 required. open.substack.com/pub/howard…

The reason ID is banned in California (and New York) elections is to enable large-scale fraud. When you combine no ID and mail-in voting, fraud is de facto legalized.