California Republican Party won't endorse a candidate for governor
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The California Republican Party has decided not to endorse a candidate for governor. The state is facing a budget crisis, with a multi-year deficit and a shortage of billions of dollars to fund essential programs.
California is facing a budget crisis, with a multi-year deficit and a shortage of billions of dollars. The state has three months to agree on a budget for the next year. Governor Gavin Newsom released a nearly $350 billion budget in January, which will be revised in May based on the latest revenue estimates. The war in Iran and fluctuations in the stock market are affecting the state's economy and complicating the budget process. Lawmakers are working to find a solution to the budget crisis, which affects essential services such as roads, schools, and healthcare.
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