California Ballot Petition Seeking To Roll Back State’s Transgender Agenda Gains Traction

‘If we are successful in California, it’s going to completely change the direction and conversation on this issue across the country,’ one of the petition’s organizers tells the Sun.

AP/Rich Pedroncelli, file
California passed legislation this year providing legal refuge to displaced transgender youth and their families. AP/Rich Pedroncelli, file

A ballot petition gaining traction in California has the potential to repeal significant transgender legislation in the Golden State and, if successful, could signal to the Democratic party that it’s out of touch with voters on transgender issues. 

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