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Rick Smith
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From what I have heard from Yes CaliforniaYes California, it requires a state constitutional amendment and then a referendum put before the populace. Are there any other steps?

From what I have heard from Yes California, it requires a state constitutional amendment and then a referendum put before the populace. Are there any other steps?

From what I have heard from Yes California, it requires a state constitutional amendment and then a referendum put before the populace. Are there any other steps?

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Calexit What steps are required for the successful legal secession of California from the United States?

What steps are required for the successful legal secession of California from the United States? From what I have heard from Yes CaliforniaYes California, it requires a state constitutional amendment and then a referendum put before the populace. Are there any other steps?

Calexit steps required

What steps are required for the successful legal secession of California from the United States? From what I have heard from Yes California it requires a state constitutional amendment and then a referendum put before the populace. Are there any other steps?

What steps are required for the successful legal secession of California from the United States?

From what I have heard from Yes California, it requires a state constitutional amendment and then a referendum put before the populace. Are there any other steps?

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Calexit steps required

What steps are required for the successful legal secession of California from the United States? From what I have heard from Yes California it requires a state constitutional amendment and then a referendum put before the populace. Are there any other steps?