The New York Times writes: 

Some tech leaders believe they may have found an anti-Khanna candidate in Ethan Agarwal, a Democrat and little-known start-up founder who has been waging a bid for governor that has failed to gain traction.

Mr. Agarwal confirmed to The New York Times that he was “seriously considering challenging” Mr. Khanna, largely because of the proposed wealth tax ballot measure, which would require California residents worth more than $1 billion to pay a 5 percent tax on their assets over five years. Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, opposes the measure.

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Onward,

Ro

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