Baseball Hall of Famer and Dodgers great Mike Piazza called on Californians to make Larry Elder the next governor of California on Tuesday in a video message posted to Elder’s Twitter.
“Get out and vote. Get out and vote to recall Gavin Newsom and put Larry Elder in Sacramento,” the 12-time MLB All-Star catcher said.
The 10-time Silver Slugger then offered some incentive for the Dodger faithful to elect Elder.
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“Here’s the deal; if you guys do this, I’ll personally come out to Dodger Stadium and thank all the Dodger fans that voted for him and say hi to a lot of friends I haven’t seen in a long time,” Piazza said.
Piazza said when he first arrived in Los Angeles as a rookie in 1992, people across the country sought to move to the Golden State. But now, under Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, many seek to move out, he said.
A message from Mike. @mikepiazza31
Vote YES. pic.twitter.com/vwJYRRttiV
— Larry Elder (@larryelder) September 14, 2021
“Larry Elder wants to change this,” Piazza said. “He’s a man who deeply loves California and will bring back the California dream. Vote for Larry Elder.”
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Polls across California are scheduled to close at 8 p.m. Pacific time, but the result could come later depending on the number of early ballots and the closeness of the race.
