Coverage dated December 28, 2023

Donald Trump scores huge election win in battle to remain on ballot

Headline from Newsweek

The GOP candidate will remain on the ballot in the state of California.

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Newsweek
Donald Trump scores huge election win in battle to remain on ballot (opens Newsweek)
Published Dec 28, 2023
Newsweek's feed description
The GOP candidate will remain on the ballot in the state of California.
CBS News
California secretary of state leaves Donald Trump on presidential primary ballot (opens CBS News)
Published Dec 28, 2023
CBS News's feed description
Dr. Shirley Weber made her decision despite a call from California's lieutenant governor and some other top Democrats to remove Trump.
Washington Times
California keeps Trump on the ballot (opens Washington Times)
Published Dec 28, 2023
Washington Times's feed description
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber decided to keep former President Donald Trump on the state’s primary ballot, despite pressure to find ways to keep him off.
Washington Examiner
Trump can appear on California ballots as Democratic official breaks with Colorado and Maine (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Dec 28, 2023
Washington Examiner's feed description
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber opted not to remove former President Donald Trump from the state's presidential primary ballot, breaking from recent actions in Colorado and Maine.
UPI
California's secretary of state allows Donald Trump on the state primary ballot (opens UPI)
Published Dec 28, 2023
UPI's feed description
California Secretary of State Dr. Shirley Weber decided to leave former President Donald Trump's name on the state's primary ballot.
Courthouse News Service
Donald Trump will be on California primary ballot (opens Courthouse News Service)
Published Dec 28, 2023
Courthouse News Service's feed description
The California secretary of state included the former president on the state's certified list of candidates, amidst calls for Trump's disqualification.
New York Post
California secretary of state keeps Trump on 2024 ballot after Maine boots him (opens New York Post)
Published Dec 28, 2023
New York Post's feed description
Secretary of State Shirley Weber certified the list of candidates Thursday night.
The Daily Caller
California Secretary Of State Keeps Trump On Ballot As Dems Call For His Removal (opens The Daily Caller)
Published Dec 28, 2023
The Daily Caller's feed description
California's Secretary of State has decided to keep former President Donald Trump on the state's presidential primary ballot.
Politico
Deep blue California keeps Trump on the presidential ballot (opens Politico)
Published Dec 28, 2023
Politico's feed description
Several leading Democratic officials had tried to remove him from the California ballot.
Los Angeles Times
Donald Trump will stay on California GOP presidential primary ballot (opens Los Angeles Times)
Published Dec 28, 2023
Los Angeles Times's feed description
The former president will be on California's March 5 primary ballot, despite calls from some officials to disqualify him because of the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Fox News
California secretary of state leaves Trump on the ballot after calls to remove him (opens Fox News)
Published Dec 28, 2023
Fox News's feed description
Voters in California will be able to vote for former President Donald Trump in the presidential primary after Secretary of State Shirley Weber certified the list of candidates, which included him, Thursday night.
Breitbart News
Democrat-Controlled California Keeps Donald Trump on the 2024 Ballot (opens Breitbart News)
Published Dec 28, 2023
Breitbart News's feed description
California's decision defies California Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis's request to “explore every legal option” to remove Donald Trump.

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