跟进：纽森发视频警告：干预加州选举将以重罪起诉，总统赦免救不了你

加利福尼亚州 Sacramento — 11月3日中期选举投票日前一天（11月2日），加州州长 Gavin Newsom 在其官方社交媒体账号发布一段约两分钟的视频，直接对着镜头警告：任何人干预加州选民、篡改选票，都将面临重罪起诉，「总统的赦免救不了你」。视频画面上的字幕写着「别动我们的选举」。

纽森在视频中说，就在数小时前，特朗普总统向最高法院提出要求，试图剔除加州约2万名选民投出的选票，这些选民都是按规则投票的。特朗普声称加州存在大规模非法投票，纽森称这一说法是「谎言」，并称对方几个月来就在做铺垫，以便在结果不如意时宣称选举被窃取。特朗普政府的司法部此前就这批选票向最高法院提交紧急申请，要求暂缓计票，最高法院已予拒绝，本站此前已作报道。纽森还称，司法部向地方选举工作人员发出了刑事大陪审团传票，意在恐吓他们。

纽森在视频中说：「让我清楚、直接地对任何想帮他的人说：如果你干预我们的选民，你将被以重罪起诉；如果你篡改我们的选票，你将面对司法。不管命令是谁下的。」他还说：「动加州的选举，加州就会来找你；总统没有办法把你从加州的司法里赦免出去。」他在随视频发布的帖文中写道：「特朗普正试图剔除加州2万张选票、恐吓选举工作人员。我把话说清楚：如果你干预我们的选举，加州会来找你。任何总统赦免都救不了你。我们已经准备好了。每一张符合资格的选票都会被计入。」

纽森在视频中列举了加州的准备：他两个月前签署了一部给检察官提供新执法工具的法律，加州还通过了由13项法案组成的选举保护法案包、为干预选举新设重罪，州政府投入近4,000万美元帮助各县增聘人手、加快计票，并设立选举安全工作组，防范错误信息与投票站威胁；上周，加州在法庭上三度击退联邦政府的尝试。选举日将有135名律师与1,000多名志愿者待命。纽森还公布了热线电话1-877-321-VOTE，供遇到阻碍或威胁的人求助。

纽森在视频结尾感谢选举工作人员，称针对他们的威胁是「耻辱」，并呼吁加州选民不要被吓住、出来投票。州长办公室同一天还发布了书面声明，汇总加州全年的选举保障措施与已经生效的新法，本站已另行报道，见下方关联。

（来源：加州州长办公室）

关联：跟进：纽森公布加州选举保障清单：近4000万美元下拨各地、干预选举入刑

Follow-up: Newsom Warns in Video: Interfere With California's Election and Face Felony Prosecution; No Presidential Pardon Will Save You

Sacramento, California — On November 2, the day before the November 3 midterm election, California Governor Gavin Newsom posted a roughly two-minute video on his official social media accounts, speaking directly to the camera with a warning: anyone who interferes with California voters or tampers with ballots will face felony prosecution, and "no presidential pardon will save you." An on-screen caption read, "Don't mess with our elections."

In the video, Newsom said that just hours earlier, President Trump had gone to the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to throw out some 20,000 California ballots cast by voters who had followed the rules. He called the claim of widespread illegal voting in California "a lie" and said it had been set up for months so the election could be declared stolen if the result was not to Trump's liking. The Justice Department had filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court seeking to set those ballots aside, and the Court rejected it, as GSM reported earlier. Newsom also said the Justice Department had hit local election workers with criminal grand jury subpoenas to intimidate them.

"So let me speak clearly and directly to anyone thinking about helping him," Newsom said in the video. "If you interfere with our voters, you will be prosecuted with a felony. If you tamper with our ballots, you will face justice. It doesn't matter who gave the order." He added: "Meddle in California's election, and California will come for you. The president can't pardon you out of California justice." In the post accompanying the video, he wrote: "Donald Trump is trying to throw out 20,000 California ballots and intimidate election workers. Let me be CLEAR: If you interfere with our elections, California WILL come for you. No presidential pardon will save you. We are READY. Every eligible vote WILL be counted."

Newsom listed California's preparations in the video: two months earlier he had signed a law giving prosecutors new tools, and the state had passed a 13-bill election protection package creating new felonies for election interference, invested nearly $40 million to help counties hire staff and count ballots faster, and created an Election Security Task Force to watch for misinformation and threats at the polls. California had also beaten the administration in court three times the previous week. On Election Day, 135 lawyers and more than 1,000 volunteers would be standing by. He also gave a hotline, 1-877-321-VOTE, for anyone facing obstruction or threats.

Newsom closed by thanking election workers, calling threats against them a disgrace, and urging Californians not to be scared and to get out and vote. The Governor's Office issued a written statement the same day summarizing the state's year-long election safeguards and the new laws in effect, which GSM reported separately; see the link below.

(Source: Office of the Governor of California)

Related: Follow-up: Newsom Details California Election Safeguards: Nearly $40 Million to Local Governments, New Felonies for Election Interference

来源：加州州长办公室

发布：GSM·美国（发布链接）

图片来源：加州州长 Gavin Newsom 在州长讲台前举行新闻发布会（资料图，2025年5月，加州州长办公室摄，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons） / California Governor Gavin Newsom speaking at a press conference at the governor's podium (file photo, May 2025; Office of the Governor of California, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons)

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