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Gavin Newsom Losing Job To Tom Steyer?!
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March 28, 2021
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5:01Now PlayingIs Tom Steyer coming for Gavin Newsom's job? John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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"Tom Steyer is polling the California recall.
And the billionaire environmental activist and erstwhile presidential hopeful has included his own name among the list of possible contenders to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom, according to three people familiar with the recent survey.
A Steyer entity commissioned the wide-ranging poll on a number of issues impacting the state’s political landscape. Among them was the Covid pandemic, the environment, and other topics close to him. But his group also notably asked Californians whether they were prepared to oust Newsom from office a year before his first term is set to expire. And, the survey included a handful of fallback options for Democrats should Newsom lose enough support to get booted out of office, including Steyer himself."
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