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California and the Next President of the United States
Next June, California voters may get a chance to change state rules for presidential elections. Republicans are gathering signatures for a measure that would divide the state’s electoral-college votes instead of letting the winner take all. Also tonight, a mistrial in the Phil Spector murder case.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenNext June, California voters may get a chance to change state rules for presidential elections. Republicans are gathering signatures for a measure that would divide the state’s electoral-college votes instead of letting the winner take all. Also tonight, a mistrial in the Phil Spector murder case.
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2 storiesMistrial for Phil Spector
With the jury deadlocked 10 to 2, Judge Larry Paul Fidler has declared a mistrial in the Phil Spector trial.
Read the story6 minCalifornia's Electoral Challenge
In America’s indirect presidential election system, voters in each state choose representatives to the Electoral College . All except Maine and Nebraska let the winner take all.
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