in the largest state in the union but more than enough to get on the ballot. now a recall is underway. the election is set for september 14th. 46 candidates on the ballot to replace him. caitlyn jenner who left the campaign trail earlier this year to be on big brother australia. john cox who lost to head to head and larry elder. he s a long-time right wing radio host in california, believes the minimum wage should be zero. called roe versus wade one of the worst decisions in supreme court history and is currently the front-runner to replace governor newsom as the head in the country. because of this bizarre process the guy who won the governorship by nearly 3 million votes could end up with 49.9% of the state supporting him and still lose to whomever gets a small plurality
he s a longtime right-wing radio host in california, believes the minimum wage should be zero, called roe v. wade one of the worst decisions in supreme court history, and is currently the front runner, to replace governor newsom, as the head of the largest state of the country. and because of this bizarre process, the guy who won the governorship, by nearly 3 million, votes could end up with 49.9% of the state supporting him, and still lose to whomever gets a small perrella among the 46 people running to replace him. this man is the architect of two successful runs for. white house is now a resident of the great state of california areas in front row seat to all. i want to start, david with how utterly insane, the structure of this process is. which i really cannot state enough. you get 1.7 million signatures, which is not easy to get. there are some kind of, it s not an easy, thing but you get them, and then there is a recall vote, and then if you recall, it s whoever wins the
so, theoretically, gavin newsom could get 49.9% of the vote and lose question one and then one of these, you know, trolls who s running for office could win, could come in first with 15% of the vote and replace the guy with almost 50%. yeah. maybe even less because there are 46 candidates on question two on the ballot. just imagine how thinly the electorate could be sliced if it gets to a question two. this is why newsom s strategy all along has been just vote no. like you don t have to pay attention to the question. just vote no on the recall. what you heard there in kyung s piece about the disgruntled democrats, that s one potential problem for newsom. talking to some democratic strategists out there today working on the recall, the concern is the biggest problem is the not voting, just the not being dialed in, that democratic voters are not the most reliable sort of nonregular voters. this is happening on a tuesday in the middle of september. it s a recall campaign.
with the expectations that gave a stronger support for fujimori in the urban areas such as the capital of peru, lima, instead to a high school teacher who never held public office a fairer share of support in the rural areas of peru, more impoverished regions in the highland. it s not the first time that such a tight contested race takes place in the presidential elections. just in 2016 fujimori lost to eventual former president with just 49.9% against 50.1%. police in california have arrested two suspects accused in a road rage shooting that left a
01 Feb 2021 - 0:06
Reuters
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it had administered 31,123,299 doses of COVID-19 vaccines in the country as of Sunday morning and distributed 49,933,250 doses.
The doses are for both Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines as of 6 a.m. ET (1100 GMT) on Sunday, the agency said.
According to the tally posted on Saturday, the agency had administered 29,577,902 doses of the vaccines and distributed 49,932,850 doses.
The agency said 25,201,143 people had received one or more doses while 5,657,142 people have gotten a second dose as of Sunday.
A total of 3,683,718 vaccine doses have been administered in long-term care facilities, the agency said.