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6:59Now PlayingGavin Newsom WINNING Recall Election According To New Poll!
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Poll: Newsom beating recall effort
More Californians would vote to keep Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) in office than oust him if a recall election likely later this year were held right away, a new poll shows.
The survey, conducted by the independent California-based firm Probolsky Research, found 46 percent of voters and 53 percent of those who say they are likely to vote in a recall election would vote to keep Newsom in office. Forty percent of all voters and 35 percent of likely recall voters would vote to remove him.
About two-thirds of Democratic voters would vote to keep Newsom in office, a relatively low number, but one that hints he has room to grow if he can keep his party in line. Registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans in California by a nearly 2-to-1 margin.
While Republicans overwhelmingly plan to vote to oust Newsom, critical centrist voters — those who do not align with either party — narrowly break in favor of allowing him to finish a term that would run through the end of 2022. Voters with no party preference say they plan to vote "no" on the recall by a slim 43 percent to 41 percent margin.
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