
The chance of Gov. Gavin Newsom getting recalled is declining in California
CNN
It's now less than two weeks until California's recall election, and the latest polling suggests good news for Gov. Gavin Newsom. Polls show that an increasing percentage of voters say they're going to vote "no" on the recall.
And while the polling average still suggests the possibility of the Democratic governor getting recalled, the chance that Newsom remains in office has increased significantly over the last few weeks. The biggest poll published this week came from the Public Policy Institute of California. A clear majority of likely voters, 58%, said they were voting "no" on the recall. Just 39% indicated that they would vote to recall Newsom.
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