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What You Need to Know
This recall election — the second in the state's history — will take place on Sept. 14:
- Voters should be receiving ballots now; they had to be sent by Aug. 16. You can send your ballot back by mail, or vote in person.
- Voters will be asked two questions: Do they want to recall Newsom, yes or no? And who should replace him if more than 50% of voters say “yes” to throwing him out of office?
- Check to see if you are registered to vote on the California Secretary of State's website.
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Can I leave a question blank? How do I make sure my signature matches the one on file? And more of your questions, answered.
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