In California's packed race to replace Newsom, Democrats are shrugging at their choices
Summary
California has a large and crowded race to choose a new governor to replace Gavin Newsom. Many Democrats are unsure who to vote for, and voting is happening slower than usual as no single candidate stands out clearly. The race includes about 60 candidates, with six major Democrats and two notable Republicans.Key Facts
- California’s governor election has around 60 candidates competing.
- Six major Democrats are running, along with two well-known Republicans: Chad Bianco and Steve Hilton.
- Voting started in early May, but Democrats are returning ballots slower than usual.
- Democrats are worried Republicans could win due to the crowded Democratic field.
- Former Representative Eric Swalwell dropped out after sexual assault allegations.
- President Donald Trump has endorsed Republican Steve Hilton.
- Polls show Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton each have about 20% support among likely voters.
- Some Democrats are waiting to vote to see if a clear leader emerges before deciding.
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