California: Governor Newsom proclaims special election for Senate District 36, Assembly District 32
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~ Governor Gavin Newsom has declared special elections for Senate District 36 and Assembly District 32 to be held on April 29, 2025. The primary for these special elections will take place on February 25, 2025.

The proclamation was issued by Governor Newsom on December 11, 2024, with the goal of filling the vacancies in these districts. The text of the proclamation can be found below and a copy is available for public viewing.

In his statement, Governor Newsom emphasized the importance of mental health reform in California and the need for collaboration with city and county leaders to ensure successful implementation. He stated that this reform is the biggest in decades and will prioritize mental health and substance use support in communities like never before.

The special election for Assembly District 32 is to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of State Assembly Member Janet Nguyen. Similarly, the special election for Senate District 36 is to fill the vacancy left by Senator Nguyen's resignation.

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The Governor's proclamation also highlights recent news regarding California's private sector job growth. It states that most of California's jobs are in the private sector, with over 1.7 million businesses accounting for nearly 87% of all jobs in the state.

Additionally, California has launched a revamped website, build.ca.gov, which showcases billions of dollars in infrastructure investments over the next decade and their impact on communities throughout the state. This includes transformative projects such as the Pivotal Delta Conveyance Project.

This project has recently reached a major milestone as water agencies serving more than half of California's population have voted in support of it. The Metropolitan Water District was among those who voted in favor of this project, which is crucial for securing California's water supply.

With these developments and initiatives underway, Governor Newsom continues to prioritize important issues such as mental health reform and infrastructure investments to benefit all Californians. The upcoming special elections will play a significant role in filling the vacancies in these districts and ensuring effective representation for their constituents.

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