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Democrats Sweat Turnout Disaster in California Without Trump to Run Against
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August 25, 2021

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Donald Trump could swing the California governorship to a Republican just merely by his absence. California’s surprisingly close gubernatorial recall election is showing just how hard it may be for the Democratic party to motivate its base to vote without Trump as a foil.

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