SACRAMENTO, California — Gavin Newsom could have been humiliated had his gerrymandering campaign gone differently. Instead, he’s rocketing toward the 2028 primary with the wind at his back.
Polling suggests Proposition 50 will pass comfortably on Tuesday — delivering the governor a victory on the national stage and saving him from the sort of agonizing near-loss he endured during his last signature ballot measure campaign.
More than that, his team parlayed the campaign into an explosion of new, small-dollar donors outside California who could supercharge his expected presidential campaign. Newsom’s political machine got yet another practice…
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