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Is this CA’s law for state (not federal) elections? If someone gets >50% in the primary, they win and there is no general? -- (link*)
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Tim (aka othertim)
May 14 '22, 08:53
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https://twitter.com/adamconover/status/1525287462985031680?s=21&t=Gy79BYqhPR-Oqblkh-mM7w
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Almost always in open primaries if someone gets a majority they win.
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spamlet
May 14, 09:10
(Thread about the very Trumpy guy who changed his party registration to Democratic and has spent millions on advertising to buy the election.) -- nm
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Tim
May 14, 08:56
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