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Policy experts and lawyers are already drafting those orders as part of the administration's transition.

From BBC

By 2028, voters will elect a county executive, who will function similar to a mayor, overseeing department heads, drafting the budget and wielding veto power over the board’s policies.

The county’s current chief executive, appointed by the supervisors, is responsible for daily operations and drafting a $49-billion annual budget.

But he adds that Newsom, surprisingly, wasn’t really involved in the measure’s drafting.

Vague "fraud" was alleged and cities with large Black populations were accused of specifics-free funny business, but he didn't bother with drafting many fictional particulars.

From Salon

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