Larry Elder claims CA Secretary of State Weber 'targeted' him; intentionally left him off Gov race ballot
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Radio host Larry Elder told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" on Tuesday that despite filing the required paperwork to run for governor, Secretary of State Shirley Weber is “targeting” him because he has been on the political right for decades.
"We filed a lawsuit last night. We are probably going to have a hearing tomorrow," Elder said, accusing Weber of ironically abusing a law California Democrats passed to target former President Donald Trump's tax returns. "[P]ursuant to Election Code section 8903 the Secretary of State has a duty to remedy any redacting errors and provide a clean copy to the voters," said Elder’s complaint, which was filed Monday in California Superior Court. "As such, the Secretary of State is illegally precluding a qualified candidate from the ballot in violation of the law." Weber was blasted on Twitter by Elder supporters this week after she tweeted a message criticizing people trying to "weaken" others' votes:
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