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    Commentary: California's election rules make it hard to hold politicians accountable

    by Derek Muller, Los Angeles Times Jan 13, 2020 3 minutes

    On Dec. 18, when the House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump, some members of California's congressional delegation voted "yea" and some voted "nay."

    You might want to run against your representative in the 2020 election if you disagree with the way he or she voted that day. But thanks to California's top-two primary and its March primary date, you'd have to wait until 2022.

    As of Dec. 11,

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