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Speaker 1: And today, November fourth is California's special election day for
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Speaker 1: Proposition fifty. Musting Media Group has been covering the election
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Speaker 1: through live updates on mustingnews dot net and at cp
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Speaker 1: Musting News on Instagram with stories, pictures, videos, and audio
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Speaker 1: from our KCPR news team. Throughout the day tonight's show,
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Speaker 1: we'll work outside of our regularly scheduled program as we
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Speaker 1: will provide Prop fifty coverage from six to seven pm
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Speaker 1: and live updates every fifteen minutes from seven to eight pm.
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Speaker 1: And now we have Delaney Ritter with an explanation on
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Speaker 1: what is Proposition fifty and how to cast your vote
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Speaker 1: before polls close at eight o'clock.
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Speaker 2: In June twenty twenty five, Texas redrew its congressional maps
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Speaker 2: mid decade, shifting five districts from Democrat to Republican. Those
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Speaker 2: changes were significant enough that a seventy three percent Harris
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Speaker 2: win in twenty twenty four would now turn into a
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Speaker 2: Trump win under those new lines. In response, California Governor
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Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom called a special election for Proposition fifty, a
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Speaker 2: measure designed to level the playing field before the twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty six mid terms. If past Prop fifty would temporarily
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Speaker 2: redraw California's congressional maps, adding five Democratic leaning seats until
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Speaker 2: twenty thirty, but opponents argue it undermines California's independent Redistricting Commission.
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Speaker 2: They say giving lawmakers control could open the doors to
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Speaker 2: gerrymandering and reduce public transparency. A yes vote supports the
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Speaker 2: new temporary maps. A no vote keeps the existing districts
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Speaker 2: and the current system in place. As election day is
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Speaker 2: winding down, there is still time to cast your ballot
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Speaker 2: in person at San Luis Obispo locations including the Performing
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Speaker 2: Arts Center at cal Poly, Zion Lutheran Church on Foothill Boulevard,
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Speaker 2: the United Church of Christ on Losos's Valley Road, Slow
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Speaker 2: Grange Hall on Broad Street, the Slow County Farm Bureau,
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Speaker 2: and Ludwick Community Center on Santa Rosa Street. Voters must
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Speaker 2: be registered locally to cast a ballot, but same day
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Speaker 2: registration is available at all of these polling locations. Ballots
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Speaker 2: can also be dropped off by eight pm at the
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Speaker 2: Kalpaul University Union, the count Department of Social Services on
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Speaker 2: South Highera Street, or the County Clerk Recorder's Office on
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Speaker 2: Monterey Street. Assistance for voters with disabilities and information for
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Speaker 2: military or overseas voters is available through the County Clerk
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Speaker 2: Recorder's office website.
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Speaker 1: For more, visit Musting News don net for some written content,
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Speaker 1: or check out our instagram for live updates. And The
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Speaker 1: ballot for today's special election contains one measure, But what
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Speaker 1: does it mean here? Spanish reporter Avelencana Rosa who will
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Speaker 1: break down Proposition fifty in Spanish.
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Speaker 1: And now back to our statewide special election coverage. Here's
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Speaker 1: Dylan White with some live updates from the past couple hours.
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Speaker 4: At three fifty one pm, the San frans Obispo County
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Speaker 4: Clerk Records Offers reported normal traffic at polling locations. Public
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Speaker 4: information specialists Aaron claus And said many residents were using
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Speaker 4: drop boxes today. Even after twenty nine days of early voting,
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Speaker 4: the county had already received about eighty thousand mail in
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Speaker 4: ballots before today, as forty five percent of those sent
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Speaker 4: out to voters. At four pm, the University Union saw
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Speaker 4: a SETI stream of students dropping off their ballots between classes.
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Speaker 4: Reporters on scene counted about five voters every fifteen minutes.
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Speaker 4: Materials engineering freshman Sarah Grattin said it's important to say
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Speaker 4: informed and give your say on what's happening. Biochemistry major
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Speaker 4: sore And Bumpus said he voted because it's his right
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Speaker 4: as a citizen, and First Communications student Elie Cobbs said
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Speaker 4: the process was simple and straightforward, with the ballot box
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Speaker 4: located right on campus and f five pm, students continue
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Speaker 4: to file into the Performing Art Center to cast their ballots.
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Speaker 4: First Treeo Journalism major Lola Kampas voted for the first
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Speaker 4: time at age eighteen. She said it felt like she
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Speaker 4: was participating in both state and federal democracy, adding I
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Speaker 4: think everyone should vote. I've been seeing people not repping
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Speaker 4: their eye voted stickers. Why would you not vote, especially
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Speaker 4: because it's right here. She said that voting matters because
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Speaker 4: it is the founding fathers fought for in the American Revolution.
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Speaker 1: To stay update. To keep up with the election live updates,
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Speaker 1: visit Mustangnews dot Net and for some of the evening's
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Speaker 1: first results, let's look to Rosemary Cromwell.
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Speaker 5: Virginia is set to elect Democrat Abigail Spaanberger as their
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Speaker 5: next governor. Spanburger will be the state's first female governor. Dition,
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Speaker 5: Democrat Hazala Hashmi is set to win Virginia's lieutenant governor race.
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Speaker 5: Hushmi is set to become the first Muslim woman to
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Speaker 5: win a statewide election in America. Another prominent Muslim candidate,
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Speaker 5: Zoron Mamdani, is leading in New York's mayor race. Mamdani
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Speaker 5: is more than two hundred thousand votes ahead of Chris
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Speaker 5: Cuomo and is miles ahead of Kurtisliwa. In person voting
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Speaker 5: at the Performing Arts Center today as well as the
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Speaker 5: ballot trop off sites on the second floor in the UU,
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Speaker 5: have seen steady traffic, with reporters observing about five visitors
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Speaker 5: every fifteen minutes. Many cow Poly students voted for the
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Speaker 5: first time today, among them biochemistry freshmen Sore and Bumpus,
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Speaker 5: who said they decided to vote because it's their right
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Speaker 5: as a citizen, and they figured why waste that The
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Speaker 5: Slow County Clerk Recorder's office today said that voting traffic
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Speaker 5: was normal, with eighty thousand mail in ballots being received
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Speaker 5: before today again, which is around forty five percent of
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Speaker 5: the total of the ballots sent to Slow County voters.
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Speaker 5: First year biology student Anthony Monteaux said voting on campus
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Speaker 5: today was super smooth, super easy. Montell wanted to vote
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Speaker 5: today because I think it's important because with everything going
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Speaker 5: on right now, we need all the support we can get,
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Speaker 5: especially with the really crazy clashing of sides in politics
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Speaker 5: in our government. One of the early returns today, JD
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Speaker 5: Vance's half brother, Corey Bowman, has lost the race for
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Speaker 5: mayor of Cincinnati, with Democrat of Todd Pervol expected to win.
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Speaker 5: We'll have the first returns as polls closed at eight
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Speaker 5: o'clock this evening. These totals will be largely made up
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Speaker 5: of the mail in ballots sent in prior to today.
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Speaker 5: For Musting News on Case PR, I'm Rosemary Cromwell.
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Speaker 1: Stay tuned to Musting News on It for the latest updates.
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Speaker 1: We'll have results as soon as they come in and
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Speaker 1: more sooner, perspectives throughout the day, and if you're wondering
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Speaker 1: where to cast your vote, well, I just know a guy.
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Speaker 1: Reporter Dylan White will be your.
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Speaker 4: Guide in person. Voting is thoughpen on campus today. In
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Speaker 4: the pack, polls are open until eight pm. Not on
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Speaker 4: campus not a problem. Voters in Santa's bisfic can castor
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Speaker 4: ballots person on November fourth from seven am to eight pm.
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Speaker 4: Poland locations include the Performing Arts Center on Grand Avenue,
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Speaker 4: Zion Lutheran Church on Foothill Boulevard, the United Church of
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Speaker 4: Christ on Los Oso's Valley Road, and the Slow Grange
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Speaker 4: Hall on Broad Street. Additional voting sets include the Slow
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Speaker 4: County Farm Bureau on Monteborrow Place, the Church of the
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Speaker 4: Nazarene on Johnson Avenue, the Unitarian Universalists on Lawton Avenue,
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Speaker 4: Acid Jet on adavoris Way, and the Ludwick Community Center
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Speaker 4: on Santa Rosa Street. Polls will be opened until eight
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Speaker 4: pm on election day and up next. One of the
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Speaker 4: biggest measures on today's ballot could temporarily rewrite California's political
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Speaker 4: map and shift power in Washington, reported delianny Ritter explains
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Speaker 4: what could happen if Proposition fifty passes.
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Speaker 2: If California voters approve Proposition fifty, the state's congressional maps
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Speaker 2: will be withdrawn by lawmakers and used through twenty thirty,
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Speaker 2: a change that could have major effects for Californians and
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Speaker 2: for control of Congress. Prop fifty would temporarily replace maps
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Speaker 2: created by California's Independent Redistricting Commission, the nonpartisan body designed
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Speaker 2: to keep politics out of the process. The new maps
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Speaker 2: would be drawn by state officials and take effect in
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty six, remaining in place until the next census. Supporters,
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Speaker 2: including Governor Gavin Newsom, Senator Alex Padilla, and former President
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Speaker 2: Barack Obama, say that a yes vote would level the
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Speaker 2: playing field. They argue that it's a necessary response to
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Speaker 2: Texas's recently redrawn Republican leaning maps, which they say threatened
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Speaker 2: to democratic representation nationwide. For Californians, the chance could mean
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Speaker 2: new districts that give more weight to urban and coastal areas,
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Speaker 2: and potentially at five Democratic leaning seats in Congress that
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Speaker 2: would increase California's influence in the House and could help
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Speaker 2: shift the national balance of power. Proponents call it the
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Speaker 2: Election Rigging Response Act, saying it defends democracy and protects
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Speaker 2: voters from partisan map making elsewhere. They also note the
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Speaker 2: change would be temporary, California's Independent Commission would return in
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Speaker 2: twenty thirty one after the next sense. There would also
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Speaker 2: be at short short term costs. Counties would need to
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Speaker 2: update ballots and election materials at a statewide cost of
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Speaker 2: up to a few million dollars, but supporters say the
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Speaker 2: cost is small compared to what they see as the benefit,
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Speaker 2: that is preserving California's representation and its ability to counter
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Speaker 2: other states as partisan maps. If Prop fifty passes, California
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Speaker 2: would use the new maps in the twenty twenty six
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Speaker 2: elections and keep them through the end of the decade.
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Speaker 2: If it fails, the state would continue using the current
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Speaker 2: maps drawn by the Independent Commission from US saying news
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Speaker 2: on KCPR, I'm Delaney Ritter, voters.
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Speaker 4: Have until eight pm tonight to decide, and with some
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Speaker 4: other information on how this is playing on other states.
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Speaker 4: Here's reporter Fiona Hastings.
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Speaker 1: On Friday, panelists and Ohio approved new United States House
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Speaker 1: districts the same day that Virginia senators approved a proposed
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Speaker 1: constitutional amendment letting lawmakers draw congressional districts. These redrawings and
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Speaker 1: developments from Ohio, Virginia, and now California with today's election
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Speaker 1: are coming from jerrymandering efforts. Nationwide. Redistricting usually happens every
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Speaker 1: ten years after the census, but some states are now
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Speaker 1: trying to get more seats for their preferred political party,
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Speaker 1: which might be a battle continuing into the twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: six mid term elections. Ohio Redistricting Commission members approved a
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Speaker 1: new US House district map that could potentially increase the
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Speaker 1: winning seats in the twenty twenty six midterm election for
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Speaker 1: the Republican Party. Virginia's next steps for the measure will
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Speaker 1: require future votes from lawmakers and putting the amendment on
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Speaker 1: a statewide ballot. In Virginia and California, these legislative changes
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Speaker 1: are trying to temporarily suspend the power of the redistricting commissions,
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Speaker 1: while Republicans in Ohio are trying to similarly strengthen their influence.
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Speaker 1: If Proposition fifty passes in California, representatives and partisan leanings
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Speaker 1: of many districts could shift. From usting news on KSEPR.
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Speaker 1: I'm Fiona Hastings.
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Speaker 3: There are many places across the city of San Luis
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Speaker 3: Obispo where you can still cast your vote. Here's suggest
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Speaker 3: a few of the places you can head to for
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Speaker 3: those on the Calpolic pank or for those on the
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Speaker 3: CalPoly campus, you can head to the Performing Arts Center
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Speaker 3: to vote in person, or if you want to drop
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Speaker 3: off your ballot, you can go to the University Union
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Speaker 3: on the second floor. Other places off campus where you
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Speaker 3: can vote in person include Theon Lutheran Church on Tenton
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Speaker 3: East Foothill Boulevard, Ludwick Community Center at eight sixty four
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Speaker 3: Santa Rosa Street, the United Church of Christ Congregational at
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Speaker 3: eleven two forty five Los Oso's Valley Road, the San
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Speaker 3: Luis Obispo Grange Hall at twenty eighty Broad Street, Slow
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Speaker 3: Kenny Farm Bureau at forty eight seventy five Morabido Place,
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Speaker 3: the Church of Nazarene at thirty three ninety six Johnson Avenue,
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Speaker 3: Unitarian Universalist San Luis Obispo at twenty two oh one
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Speaker 3: Lawton Avenue, and Aci Jet at fifty seven to fifty
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Speaker 3: one Aveadoras Way. Other places drop off ballots include the
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Speaker 3: San Luis Obispo County Department of Social Services, which is
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Speaker 3: located on thirty four to thirty three South high Gara
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Speaker 3: Street in the San Luis Obispo Kenny Clerk Recorder's Office
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Speaker 3: at ten fifty five Mono Ray Street in San Luis Obispo.
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Speaker 3: To vote in San Luis Obispo, residents must be registered locally.
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Speaker 3: Even if you are registered in another city, you can
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Speaker 3: still register here to vote locally. If you want to vote.
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Speaker 3: This is a friendly provider that polls close at eight
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Speaker 3: pm to night. For additional locations to vote, you can
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Speaker 3: find the full article on Mustangnews dot net. For Mustang
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Speaker 3: News on KCPR, I'm Evelyn Santa Rosa and.
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Speaker 1: Now we have Rosemary Cromwell with the latest updates on
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Speaker 1: today's elections and our first results of the night.
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Speaker 5: Senior Landscape Architecture Major Jennifer voted for the first time today.
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Speaker 5: She's decided to vote because she relies on a lot
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Speaker 5: of government services and said, I'm using all of this
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Speaker 5: government stuff, so I need to make sure I know
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Speaker 5: what's going on and have a voice. Several key elections
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Speaker 5: have been called already this evening. NBC has called the
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Speaker 5: New York mayoral election and Zoron Mam Donni is expected
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Speaker 5: to run away with a win. First returns are showing
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Speaker 5: over half a million votes cast for Mom Donnie, whereas
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Speaker 5: less than four hundred thousand votes have been cast for
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Speaker 5: Andrew Crome, Cuomo or Curtis Liwa. MBC exit polls show
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Speaker 5: that Sliwa voters would have preferred Mom Donnie. In a
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Speaker 5: situation where only him and Cuomo were running. Forty seven
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Speaker 5: percent of respondents prefer Mom Donnie, forty four percent would
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Speaker 5: prefer Cuomo, and the remaining six percent would abstain from
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Speaker 5: the election. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justices Christine Donahue, Kevin Doherty,
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Speaker 5: and David Weckt all won their retention elections tonight. According
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Speaker 5: to NBC, all three justices are Democrats. Mikey Cheryl, Democratic
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Speaker 5: candidate for governor of New Jersey, is expected to repeat
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Speaker 5: Republican Jack Ciarelli, with over a million votes tallied for Cheryl,
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Speaker 5: a threshold Ciarellia is yet to reach, and just as
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Speaker 5: a reminder, polls are open until eight o'clock today. You
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Speaker 5: can vote on campus, in the pack or off campus
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Speaker 5: the following locations Zion Lutheran Church on Foothill Boulevard, the
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Speaker 5: United Church of Christ on Los Osos Valley Road, the
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Speaker 5: Slow Grange Hall on Broad Street, and additional polling places
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Speaker 5: include the Slow County Farm Bureau on Moribto Place, the
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Speaker 5: Church of the Nazarene on Johnson Avenue, the Unitarian Universalists
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Speaker 5: on Lawton Avenue, ACI Jet on Aviadores Way, and the
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Speaker 5: Ludwick Community Center on Santa Rosa Street. Voters who still
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Speaker 5: need to drop off their mail in ballots can do
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Speaker 5: so on the second floor of the UU, at the
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Speaker 5: Department of Social Services on South Highera Street, and at
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Speaker 5: the County Clerk Recorder's office on Monterey Street. For Rustling
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Speaker 5: news on KCPR, I'm Rosemary Cromwell.
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Speaker 1: For more information, stay tuned until eight pm for fifteen
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Speaker 1: minute updates along the way and for a recap on
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Speaker 1: what has already been covered tonight. Here's reporter Dylan White
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Speaker 1: with updates from today.
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Speaker 4: And now for a recup on our live updates. At
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Speaker 4: three fifteen pm today, the Santa's Sobiscoc County Clerk Responders
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Speaker 4: officers report in normal traffic at polling locations. Information specialist
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Speaker 4: Aaron claus And said many residents were using drop boxes today.
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Speaker 4: Even after twenty nine days of early voting, the county
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Speaker 4: had already received about eighty thousand mail in ballots before today.
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Speaker 4: That's forty five percent more than those Bordevers excuse me
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Speaker 4: of those sent out to voters. At four pm, the
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Speaker 4: University Union saw a SETI stream of students dropping off
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Speaker 4: their ballots between classes. Reporters on seeing counted about five
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Speaker 4: voters every fifteen minutes. Materials engineering freshman Sarah Garton said
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Speaker 4: that it's important to stay informed and give up your
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Speaker 4: give your say on what's happening. Biochematry major sore and
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Speaker 4: Bumpus said he voted because his right as a citizen,
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Speaker 4: and first year communication student Elie Cobbs that the process
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Speaker 4: was simple and straightforward, with the ballot box located right
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Speaker 4: on campus. At five pm, students continue to file into
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Speaker 4: the Performing Arts Center to cast their ballots. First year
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Speaker 4: journalism major Loyaler Compass voted for the first time at
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Speaker 4: age eighteen. She said it felt like she was participating
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Speaker 4: in both state and federal democracy, adding I think everyone
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Speaker 4: should vote. I've been seeing people not repping I vota stickers.
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Speaker 4: Why would you not vote, especially because it's right here campus?
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Speaker 4: Said voting matters because it's what the founding fathers fought
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Speaker 4: for in the American Revolution. For Muscie News on KCPR,
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Speaker 4: I'm Dylan White.
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Speaker 2: To stay updated, Tune in until a PM for fifteen
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Speaker 2: minute live updates, and check back at mustangnews dot net
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Speaker 2: for additional updates from reporters on the field. And here's
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Speaker 2: Spanish reporter Evelyn Santa Rosa with locations you can cast
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Speaker 2: your vote tonight before the polls close.
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Speaker 3: Here's a quick recap on what your vote means when
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