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Competing State Sports-Betting Measures Headed to November Ballot, With Record-Shattering Campaign Spending Likely

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Pete Aguilar on the Jan. 6 Hearings and a Ballot Measure Preview With Marva Diaz

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Pro-choice demonstrators holding signs supporting abortion access march on the streets in downtown San Francisco. One woman holds a sign that says, 'Abortion is a human right."

California Lawmakers Place Constitutional Amendment Protecting Abortion Rights on November Ballot

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Chesa Boudin Has Been Recalled. So What Does it Mean?

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Recapping California's Primary Election

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Cindy Chavez and Matt Mahan Headed to Runoff in San José Mayoral Race

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A fit, middle-aged Filipino man, with black hair slicked away from his head, stands at a wooden lectern inside a room, speaking toward, but beyond, the camera at his left. We see a sliver of the Seal of California at the top of the front of the lectern, and a skinny microphone neck extending from the lectern toward him. He wears a dark blue suit jacket, a white dress shirt, and a glossy powder blue tie. On a wall behind him are two paintings; the one visible behind him seems to be an oil or acrylic portrait in blues, pinks, and yellows or a man wearing a baseball cap and jacket, with a surprised or distraught look on his face. A tall man also dressed in a suit and wearing a black face mask stands at a distance in a doorway to Bonta's right; it appears to be Gov. Gavin Newsom.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta Easily Advances to November Election to Face Republican Challenger

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A light-skinned, trim Asian man in his late 30s or early 40s stands with his hands on his hips in front of a green hedge lining a wooden fence and a wooden gate, as if in a backyard, beyond which sunlight on green tree leaves is visible. He wears a blue-and-white checked collared shirt with the cuffs unbuttoned and neck undone, a white undershirt peeking out at the neck, dark jeans, and a belt. He is smiling confidently with his mouth closed and looking at the camera.

Lahnee Chen Leads for State Controller Seat in November

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Ricardo Lara, a middle-aged Latino man with black hair shaved around the sides and long and slicked back on top, speaks into a microphone he holds in his left hand, and points at the overcast sky with his right hand. He wears a dark suit coat and a white collared shirt unbuttoned at the throat with my tie. Behind him is a blurred crowd of people, one wearing a neon orange safety vest with yellow reflective tape, sunglasses, and a sunhat. Another holds a sign that reads in part "Fight Back!" in yellow letters.

Ricardo Lara Advances in California Insurance Commissioner Race

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