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    Which Way, L.A.?

    California Recall Election: Another Florida 2000?

    The signatures have been turned into the Secretary of State and an appellate court has denied another appeal. Now, it-s almost a certainty that Lt. Governor Cruz Bustamante will call a special recall election in 60 to 80 days. Election officials all over the state are worried about a shortage of ballots, untrained officials, malfunctioning equipment and hanging chads. That scenario cast doubt on Florida-s presidential election three years ago. We hear from pollsters, informed-voter advocates, and election officials in two counties about the scramble to stage a political event unlike any the state-s ever seen before, without the usual time to prepare and without even knowing who the candidates or the propositions might be. Making News: Closing Arguments at Inglewood Police Abuse Trial Closing arguments are over in the trial of Inglewood policeman Jeremy Morse. He-s the white cop who was videotaped when he slammed a handcuffed black suspect onto the hood of a car and punched the man in the face. Reuters- Gina Keating says that as officials, preparing for the televised verdict, work to avoid another -Rodney King outcome,- the defense and prosecution alike appealed to jurors- -reasonableness.-

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    By Warren Olney • Jul 23, 2003 • 30m Listen

    The signatures have been turned into the Secretary of State and an appellate court has denied another appeal. Now, it-s almost a certainty that Lt. Governor Cruz Bustamante will call a special recall election in 60 to 80 days. Election officials all over the state are worried about a shortage of ballots, untrained officials, malfunctioning equipment and hanging chads. That scenario cast doubt on Florida-s presidential election three years ago. We hear from pollsters, informed-voter advocates, and election officials in two counties about the scramble to stage a political event unlike any the state-s ever seen before, without the usual time to prepare and without even knowing who the candidates or the propositions might be.

    • Making News:

      Closing Arguments at Inglewood Police Abuse Trial

      Closing arguments are over in the trial of Inglewood policeman Jeremy Morse. He-s the white cop who was videotaped when he slammed a handcuffed black suspect onto the hood of a car and punched the man in the face. Reuters- Gina Keating says that as officials, preparing for the televised verdict, work to avoid another -Rodney King outcome,- the defense and prosecution alike appealed to jurors- -reasonableness.-

    Keating's article on Inglewood trial

    Governor Gray Davis

    California recall information

    Recall Davis campaign

    Taxpayers against the Governor's Recall

    Field Poll on Boxer re-election

    Field Poll on Davis recall

    Help America Vote Act of 2002

    Racial Privacy Initiative

    Recall Gray Davis Committee v (Secretary of State) Shelley

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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      Frances Anderton

      architecture critic and author

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