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Romualdo Pacheco became California’s first Latino governor in 1875, succeeding Newton Booth, and served for just over nine months. A former state treasurer and lieutenant governor, he later became the first Latino from California elected to Congress, winning in 1880. His political record included support for the Chinese Exclusion Act, while accounts of his Spanish heritage reflected a romanticized view of California’s past.
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