Proposition 22, Effort To Re-Classifying App-Based Drivers, Passes
Proposition 22 has passed, the Associated Press has reported. App-based drivers will be classified as "independent contractors," instead of "employees."
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Proposition 22 has passed, the Associated Press has reported. App-based drivers will be classified as "independent contractors," instead of "employees."
Democrat Joe Biden has won California's 55 electoral votes, the biggest haul of any state.
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As of Sunday night, California is on a record-setting pace for voter turnout, and we're getting answers on who has cast their ballots so far – and who has two days left.
Voters had a pleasant surprise and some relief at voting centers Saturday. In-person voting started for most California counties on Halloween weekend.
In-person voting started for most California counties this Halloween weekend as local election officials — many for the first time — opened polling places days early in hopes of avoiding crushing crowds on Election Day.
A Sacramento man showed up to cast his ballot sporting Trump 2020 gear. But wearing a button, T-shirt, hat or even holding a pamphlet for a candidate or measure within 100 feet of a California voting center is illegal.
