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Gavin Newsom: 5 Essential Facts About California’s Governor


Gavin Newsom: 5 Things to Know About the California Governor



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Gavin Newsom has long been one of the most influential figures in American politics.

Since taking office as governor in 2019, Newsom has remained at the center of major state and national conversations.

Learn more about Gavin Newsom’s career, leadership, and personal life below.

He’s Been California’s Governor Since 2019

After serving eight years as California’s lieutenant governor, Newsom ran against Republican John H.Cox in the 2018 election and won by a wide margin.

He Suspended the Death Penalty in California

In 2019, shortly after taking office, Newsom signed an executive order halting executions in California—the state with the largest death-row population in the country.

“The American justice system is completely broken,” Newsom said in an interview with ABC KGO at the time.

He Previously Served as Mayor of San Francisco

Newsom was elected mayor in 2003, and held the office until 2011.

He was a vocal opponent of Proposition 8 during the 2008 election.

We can no longer allow the death penalty to be a part of what defines us.

— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom)

He’s Married and Has Four Kids

Newsom has been married to Jennifer Siebel Newsom, a documentary filmmaker and advocate, since July 2008.

Before Jennifer, Newsom was married to .

He’s a Potential 2028 Presidential Contender

The California governor has ramped up his national profile.

In a recent interview on CBS Sunday Morning, Newsom admitted he would give a run for the White House “serious thought” after the midterm elections.




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