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PeaceWave

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My Opinion! truddy777 Feb 13 #1
I think the odds are much, much higher than 12% that CA ends up with two republicans on the November ballot Fiendish Thingy Feb 13 #2

truddy777

(112 posts)
1. My Opinion!
Fri Feb 13, 2026, 01:07 PM
Feb 13

A 12% chance isn't exactly high, but the idea of an immediate recall is peak California. I remember the last recall attempt being such a circus with like fifty people on the ballot. If this happens, the chaos will be endless.

Fiendish Thingy

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2. I think the odds are much, much higher than 12% that CA ends up with two republicans on the November ballot
Fri Feb 13, 2026, 01:44 PM
Feb 13

There are over a dozen Dem candidates and only three Republicans, plus several third party/independents.

Mathematically, and strategically every Dem candidate except for Swallwell and Porter should drop out of the race as soon as possible.

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