Given California’s low coronavirus infection rates and high vaccination levels, Newsom's move to rescind restrictions will likely ensure that the lockdowns and political missteps that helped fuel dissension fade into memories by the time voters head to the polls for a recall election, political…
Dr. Robert Wachter, professor and chairman of the Department of Medicine at UC San Francisco, said the Delta variant of the virus could result in another jump in cases in the fall, but believes California is“All things calculated, I think it was a smart date and I think it has actually worked out pretty well,” Wachter said.
“Looks like it’s smooth sailing for Gov. Newsom, but that could change,” said Darry Sragow, a veteran Democratic strategist. “It could change very quickly. And he knows that.”The date of the recall has not been set, and Sragow warned that while Newsom’s advisors want to push for an earlier election, late summer timing could affect voter turnout if parents are preoccupied as their children return to school.
Heatlie said he believes Newsom is tossing around millions in prizes to woo voters and to keep Democrats in line.
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