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    Afterthought no more? California to flex muscles in 2020 primaries.

    Feb 08, 2019 3 minutes

    Like the bodybuilders on Venice Beach, the state of California is looking to flex its muscles, but in presidential politics.

    Unlike past cycles, when the Golden State has voted near the end of the primary contests – after the nominees were already essentially known – in 2020 California will vote on the March 3 “Super Tuesday,” just after the earliest states have cast their ballots. Not only that, but the top tier of Democratic candidates features one of California's own, Sen. Kamala Harris, setting up the possibility California could

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