California Could Lose Control of Its Elections Within Weeks, CalExitNow Warns
Legislature urged to examine lawful separation before
"An election need not be canceled to be destroyed," said
In Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court narrowed Voting Rights Act protections and expanded states' ability to defend maps with severe racial consequences as partisan line-drawing.
The House-passed SAVE America Act would require documentary proof of citizenship to register and photo identification to vote. More than 21 million voting-age citizens reportedly lack ready access to qualifying documents. Women whose names changed, seniors, naturalized citizens and low-income voters could face new barriers.
Senior White House officials have considered suspending habeas corpus after declaring migration an "invasion." Senator
"If California waits until ballots are rejected, voters are removed or results are trapped in court,
CalExitNow calls upon the Legislature to authorize immediate investigation of every lawful and peaceful means of separation.
CalExitNow calls upon every Californian to telephone their Assembly member and state senator today. Demand immediate investigation of all lawful and peaceful means of separation.
The resolution would not mandate separation. It would ensure that
Read the Full Release & Resolution at:
https://calexitnow.com/
https://jjatoupolisci.substack.com/
https://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/
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