Opponents Sue To Strike 3 Californias Measure From Ballot
Opponents of an initiative to split California into three states asked the state Supreme Court on Monday to pull the measure from the ballot.
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Opponents of an initiative to split California into three states asked the state Supreme Court on Monday to pull the measure from the ballot.
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