California Federal Election 2025
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Los Angeles, Angeles
Enrique Peña Nieto (CDP): Californians, this has been a trying four years. We have seen the state balloon as the private sector shrinks and struggles. More people and businesses bear a heavy tax burden. But we don't have to accept this Kamala Harris government. We can seek common sense regulation. A lower tax society where we aren't tired of government overreach; a CDP government.
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San Francisco, Napa
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Californians...you deserve policies that both improve quality of life and puts our fragile environment. Policies that invest in future energy and industry. The old ways have failed you and we need a fresh approach. It's time for the Greens not to be looked at as a Labor offshoot. Vote Green!
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Opinion Poll: CLP Likely Form Another Minority Government
CLP---47%
CDP---32%
CWP---18%
FDP---12%
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Excerpts from the Debate
Kamala Harris, Prime Minister, CLP: I believe my government has led California with a steady hand. This government is securing the future with our policies and upcoming agenda. Now, I know some of you are concerned with what the future tax burden. I say those with more means should pay their fair share. If there is to be a capitalist society, I believe it hedges on the populace being able to buy things while affording a public safety net.
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Enrique Peña Nieto, Official Opposition, CDP: Kamala Harris is not telling you the whole truth. She and Labor are okay with bloated government and a crippling safety net, sucking the job creators dry and miles of red tape. If we keep the status quo, we won't have a California to live in. People appreciate if the Commonwealth trimmed it's like they do.
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Opinion Polls: 4/1
CLP: 48%
CDU: 32%
CWP: 13%
FDP: 08%
Green: 2%Government Approval
Approval: 35%
Disapprove: 30%
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Today is Election Day
HUNTINGTON BEACH---The tranquil beach town of Huntington Beach is notable as one of the first electorates to report in the country, alongside El Segundo, Mission Viejo, and Concord. Outside of the polling places, they've set up democracy hot dogs or tacos. The stands are proven to drive up voter turnout. This practice has been copied around the nation.
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Results
CLP-49%
CDP-32%
FDP-14%
CWP-03%
Greens-02%centered paragraph
