The California recall election gets underway on Tuesday, September 14, which will see voters decide whether to remove Gov. Gavin Newsom or keep him in office for the rest of his term.

Talk of reforming California's recall system has stalled as voters and lawmakers have stopped caring. Why recall reform stalled after California blew $200 million - Los Angeles Times ...

California at a crossroads as recall voters decide fate of Newsom, future of state. Josh Hodas, left, and Serena Delgadillo cast their votes in the recall election inside Los Angeles’ Union ...

The idea that California voters might recall Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom seems like a Republican fantasy and nothing more at first glance. After all, Newsom won by 24 points in 2018 and President ...

Recalls are a dime a dozen in California, and to read through the rationales for them is to confront a deluge of grievances, some serious and others remarkably petty.

With California's recall election officially underway, Governor Gavin Newsom has just three weeks left to convince voters to let him keep his job. His top Republican challenger, conservative talk ...

Direct democracy is a big part of Golden State political culture. Since 1911, when California approved recalls as part of a sweeping Progressive-era reform package, at least 179 recall attempts ...

California is one of 20 states that allow voters to recall their governor. The last time this happened in California was in 2003, when Gov. Gray Davis was recalled and replaced by Arnold ...

California’s recall process ranks right up there with the Electoral College when it comes to quirks in US democracy that give – or take away – Americans’ leaders.

The recall election will determine the governor of California only for a little over a year, because the recall determines only who finishes Newsom’s term, which is set to expire after the fall ...

At its best, the California recall election aimed at unseating Gov. Gavin Newsom may serve as a wakeup call for 2022. An election that shouldn't even be happening — much less be close — has ...