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LMAO...😆😆😆😆😆😆😆 (Original Post)
pbmus
Dec 2021
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redwitch
(15,262 posts)1. Moooooo! Nothing else to add.
leftieNanner
(16,159 posts)2. California Law Question
If Devin "retires" at the end of the month, does Governor Newsom get to appoint his successor? Does it have to be someone from the same party? Or does he leave the spot open and call a special election?
SoCalNative
(4,613 posts)4. I believe that he is retiring
at the end of his term in 2022. But no, the governor cannot appoint new congressional members, only senators. There would have to be a special election called to fill the vacancy to the end of the term.
TwilightZone
(28,836 posts)6. He's leaving next month.
leftieNanner
(16,159 posts)7. Dang!
There was a second report that indicated he might be leaving at the end of the year for a gig with the new Trump Media Company.
Good luck there, cow man!
Brother Buzz
(39,900 posts)5. No appointment. It will be an open seat until a special election is called
The spot stays open until Newsom sets an election date, he can only appoint Senators, not House members.