More than 40% of Californians voted for President-elect Trump this year, making it the most votes for a GOP presidential candidate in the blue state since George W. Bush re-election in 2004.
"I think he knows that California is shifting and needs help," Shelley said. "And he has spoken many times about California's election process, mailing out 22 million ballots. He has concerns about that. He's spoken about voter ID laws. Whether he'll do anything about that as President, I don't know, but he certainly has indicated that he knows Californians are not as liberal as Gavin Newsom presents them to be."
In July, Newsom signed a new law banning school districts from notifying parents if their child uses different pronouns or identifies as a gender that is different from what’s on their school record.
The law created significant pushback from California parents who spent months protesting the new law at local school district meetings, and one school district went so far as to sue Newsom over the law.
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"I think he knows that California is shifting and needs help," Shelley said. "And he has spoken many times about California's election process, mailing out 22 million ballots. He has concerns about that. He's spoken about voter ID laws. Whether he'll do anything about that as President, I don't know, but he certainly has indicated that he knows Californians are not as liberal as Gavin Newsom presents them to be."
In July, Newsom signed a new law banning school districts from notifying parents if their child uses different pronouns or identifies as a gender that is different from what’s on their school record.
The law created significant pushback from California parents who spent months protesting the new law at local school district meetings, and one school district went so far as to sue Newsom over the law.
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More than 40% of Californians voted for Trump, state 'not as liberal as Newsom' thinks, says expert
Over 40% of Californians voted for Trump, marking his highest GOP support in the state since 2004, despite conservative emigration and strong Democratic leanings.
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