California special interest groups follow Newsom into early 2028 states

Transit advocates, for example, have taken their fight over Newsom-backed changes to California’s climate program to South Carolina and Nevada, including newspaper advertising aimed directly at voters in both states. Labor leaders have similarly warned Newsom they will confront him on the campaign trail if he fails to deliver on legislation governing artificial intelligence and workplace protections. California political strategist Matt Klink said the national implications of Newsom’s unresolved policy fights could extend well beyond the immediate political pressure. “Every unresolved fight in Sacramento carries a national price tag,” Klink told the Washington Examiner, pointing to Streets For All’s decision…