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Local voters say ‘yes’ on recall despite state result

Based on votes counted through Friday, 67,182 of Stanislaus County voters said “yes” on the recall, or 53.32%, while 58,807 voters said “no,” or 46.68%.

Newsom recall art — Based on votes counted through Friday, 67,182 of Stanislaus County voters said “yes” on the recall, or 53.32%, while 58,807 voters said “no,” or 46.68%.

ANGELINA MARTIN

Turlock Journal

Published: Sep 18, 2021, 6:06 AM

Gov. Gavin Newsom may not have been recalled by California voters this week, but it’s clear that a majority of voters in Stanislaus County disapprove of his performance as the state’s leader.

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Swap meets across the Valley — including the one pictured above in Merced — have seen fewer people show up to buy and less vendors setting up since federal immigration raids began (CHRISTIAN DE JESUS BETANCOURT / Merced FOCUS).

Merced swap meet — Swap meets across the Valley — including the one pictured above in Merced — have seen fewer people show up to buy and less vendors setting up since federal immigration raids began (CHRISTIAN DE JESUS BETANCOURT / Merced FOCUS).

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