CBS NewsCalifornia secretary of state declines to remove Donald Trump from presidential primary ballot
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10% Center
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55% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
14% Positive
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
39% : In a press release announcing the certified candidates from the primary, Weber's office did not comment on her decision to include Trump.34% : The calls to strike the former president from the state's ballot came after Colorado's Supreme Court barred Trump from holding office, claiming he violated the "insurrection clause," a Civil War-era constitutional provision.
28% : California's secretary of state declined to remove Donald Trump from the presidential primary ballot following demands from her lieutenant governor.
12% : Some top democrats in California joined Kounalakis' demands to remove Trump from the ballot, however, Gov. Gavin Newsom publicly opposed the move, saying he should be defeated at the polls.
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