Californians say Newsom is more focused on boosting presidential prospects than fixing state
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A recent UC Berkeley poll reveals that 54% of California voters feel Governor Gavin Newsom is more focused on his potential presidential ambitions than addressing state issues, in contrast to 26% who believe he is tackling California's problems. Voter sentiment about his leadership is mixed, with many unsure about his effectiveness when dealing with national figures like Trump. Newsom himself has denied actively pursuing a presidential run, indicating he needs a compelling vision to enter the race.
People kind of look at him as being very ambitious, - Mark DiCamillo, Director of the poll, addressing the perception of Newsom's focus on his presidential aspirations.
I might, I don’t know, but I have to have a burning why, and I have to have a compelling vision that distinguishes myself from anybody else. - Gavin Newsom on his presidential ambitions.
Voters are evenly divided on their views about his performance as governor, indicating mixed feelings about Newsom's leadership.
54% of registered state voters believe that Newsom is focused on boosting his presidential prospects rather than fixing California's problems.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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