Talk:Curt Pringle

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Whitewashing[edit]

In the 1988 California State Assembly election for the California State Legislature, 1989–90 session, Pringle actively pioneered Voter suppression in the United States against Hispanics in Santa Ana.

Somehow, this is fully captured here.

Luther, Claudia (1988-11-19). "5 File Suit Claiming Harassment at Polls by Security Guards". Los Angeles Times.
Arellano, Gustavo (2020-10-01). "Trump's war on election integrity follows a racist playbook used in 1980s Orange County". Los Angeles Times.
Perlez, Jane (1981-12-14). "DEMOCRATS WILL SUE G.O.P. OVER VOTING PATROL IN JERSEY". New York Times.
Christopher, Ben (2020-09-20). "Trump call for poll watchers evokes chilling memories of Orange County, 1988". Cal Matter.
Lee, Kurtis (2016-08-19). "Donald Trump's call for poll watchers brings back fears of 1988 Santa Ana". Los Angeles Times.

--evrik ^(talk) 21:44, 6 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]