Shirley Weber serves as CA Secretary of State as federal court decisions impact state election autonomy.
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Shirley Weber serves as CA Secretary of State as federal court decisions impact state election autonomy.
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Shirley Weber
American politician in California (born 1948)
- California election official Shirley Weber is the focus as political figures like Gavin Newsom, Bernie Sanders, and others discuss tax proposals and how California responds to Trump's tax breaks.
- A lawsuit was filed to block Measure B from taking effect, involving Shasta County, Shirley Weber, Rob Bonta, and Clint Curtis, who serves as the Registrar of Voters.
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supreme court
highest court in a jurisdiction
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- SFI referenced past appointments made to the highest court.