THE POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

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From the right…with Robin Lowe

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

As we have heard ad nauseum, this is an election year! The California Legislature, in its infinite wisdom, moved the primary election to March 3rd from June. If you requested a mail-in ballot, it should be arriving soon.

And if you receive more ballots than you have votes, please call me.  Also, per a timely article elsewhere in this edition of the Chronicle, the DMV’s “Motor Voter” system is creating havoc again.  Please call the DMV if you feel you’ve been incorrectly assigned to a party affiliation.  Better yet, call California Secretary of State Alex Padilla at (916) 653-7244 or the State “Election Division” at (916) 657-2166 and demand that someone be held accountable for the continued, biased “problems” with the “Motor Voter” system. To say that it’s been a disaster is putting it mildly.  Padilla has steadfastly any true reform to this broken system.

Also, the Hemet-San Jacinto Congress of Republicans has invited the Republican candidates for the 23rd and 67th Assembly Districts to our dinner (6:00 p.m.) meeting January 27th at the Hemet Elks Club. Reservations will be accepted until January 23rd by calling 951-765-7634. The cost is $17.00.

Again, Happy New Year!

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