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CALEXITNOW SEEKS DISQUALIFICATION OF CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY AS LEGISLATIVE OUTREACH CAMPAIGN GAINS MOMENTUM
The group says it has gained enough support to challenge the party’s standing while pressing lawmakers on a proposed joint resolution.
- On Friday, CalexitNow filed a petition with California Secretary of State Shirley Weber seeking to disqualify the California Republican Party based on statutory grounds under California Elections Code.
- Separately, the organization launched a statewide lobbying initiative this week, directly contacting legislators to discuss a proposed Joint Resolution outlining pathways for California's potential separation from the United States.
- Over 40% of California legislators have responded to the group's initial outreach, demonstrating willingness to examine the state's constitutional options regarding its political future and potential sovereignty.
- CalexitNow Director J.J. Ames, Jr. stated the group's objective is a "serious, orderly governmental examination" of all lawful, peaceful pathways for California's potential separation from the United States.
- These developments precede the December 7, 2026, opening of California's 2027-2028 legislative session, where both the proposed resolution and party disqualification petition are expected to be considered.
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CALEXITNOW SEEKS DISQUALIFICATION OF CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY AS LEGISLATIVE OUTREACH CAMPAIGN GAINS MOMENTUM
Petition to Secretary of State coincides with legislative outreach drawing responses from over 40% of California lawmakers and more than 55% of elected Democrats
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