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Should California’s secretary of state be nonpartisan? GOP lawmakers make push Original

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By Stephen Hobbs Verified
| Capitol Alert Verified
California’s secretary of state would be a nonpartisan position under a new proposal put forward by Republican Assembly members, who say the change is needed to restore faith in the state’s elections. “Elections only work if people who vote in them can trust the process and right now that trust is at an all-time low,” said Assemblymember Natasha Johnson, R-Lake Elsinore, who co-introduced the measure, at a news conference Thursday morning.
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California could soon put limits on youth social media. Is it the right approach?

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By Stephen Hobbs Verified
| Fresno Bee Verified
A key California Senate committee will decide if a bill placing limits on social media feeds for young people will move forward in the Legislature. California isn’t the first — and certainly won’t be the last — state to put a limit youth social media use, if Assembly Bill 1709 passes the Legislature this month.
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California could soon put limits on youth social media. Is it the right approach?

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By Stephen Hobbs Verified
| The Modesto Bee Verified
A key California Senate committee will decide if a bill placing limits on social media feeds for young people will move forward in the Legislature. California isn’t the first — and certainly won’t be the last — state to put a limit youth social media use, if Assembly Bill 1709 passes the Legislature this month.
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