GOP Chances of Beating Democrats in California With Under Month to Primary
Summary
With less than a month before California’s June 2 primary, the race for governor is close. California’s special top-two primary system means that the two candidates with the most votes move to the November election, regardless of their party, giving Republicans a chance if Democratic voters split their support.Key Facts
- California uses a top-two primary system where the two highest vote-getters advance to the general election, no matter their party.
- Republicans see a rare chance to advance because the many Democratic candidates may split the vote.
- Recent polls show Republican Steve Hilton leading or tied with Democrat Xavier Becerra.
- Democrats have consolidated some support around Becerra after other candidates dropped out.
- Hilton has focused on his connection to President Donald Trump and promises big changes in California.
- The undecided voters are shrinking but still influence the tight race.
- Democrats remain the favorite to win in November, but Republicans aim to get at least one candidate in the top two.
- A CNN debate is scheduled for voters to learn more about the candidates before the primary.
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