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In CA: Newsom Gets High Approval Rating in New Poll
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October 8, 2020

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Results of a poll released by the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies show that 64% of likely California voters approve of the job Gov. Newsom has done. Another 36% disapprove.
The Los Angeles Times reports that this rating is being boosted by Newsom’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. The poll sampled opinions on Newsom’s performance in relation to 13 different categories.
Nearly 50% of those surveyed said Newsom has done a good or excellent job handling the public health crisis. On the other hand, there is some dissatisfaction among voters of his efforts to address homelessness and high housing costs in the state.
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