Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Two Republicans lead in California’s gubernatorial primary, creating a historic possibility that both could advance to the general election in November and potentially shut out Democrats in a heavily blue state.
Democrats remain fractured among eight top candidates with no clear front-runner, while voters stay largely disengaged less than 60 days before ballots arrive in their mailboxes.
Affordability dominates voter concerns, with 4 in 10 Californians citing the cost of living as the most pressing issue for the next governor to address.
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Two Republicans lead in California’s gubernatorial primary, creating a historic possibility that both could advance to the general election in November and potentially shut out Democrats in a heavily blue state.
Democrats remain fractured among eight top candidates with no clear front-runner, while voters stay largely disengaged less than 60 days before ballots arrive in their mailboxes.
Affordability dominates voter concerns, with 4 in 10 Californians citing the cost of living as the most pressing issue for the next governor to address.
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