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To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1319162)9/12/2021 11:23:26 AM
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Right now, Republican cancel culture appears to be losing.

A new poll from UC Berkeley finds Gov. Gavin Newsom is likely to retain his office and defeat the recall election next week by more than 20 points, according to the latest survey from the school’s Institute for Governmental Studies.

The poll released Friday shows Newsom with a big lead just four days from the final day of voting, a dramatic turnaround from the institute’s previous poll, which found the race essentially neck and neck.

Pollsters surveyed nearly 10,000 registered voters between August 30 and September 6. They found 60.1% of likely voters oppose the recall, while 38.5% support it

Nearly 40% of likely voters told pollsters they had already voted. Pollsters found nearly two-thirds of those voters oppose the recall. Most people who said they plan to vote in person either on Election Day or before plan to vote for the recall, but the poll did not find that those in-person votes would be enough to oust the governor, lead pollster Mark DiCamillo said.

The results indicate Newsom’s strategy to brand the recall as Republican worked: 65% of likely voters said they thought replacing Newsom with a conservative candidate would undermine California’s policies on climate change, immigration, health care and abortion.

sacbee.com