Previewing California's "jungle primary"
Summary
California is holding a “jungle primary,” where all candidates compete together regardless of party. Voters in six states, including California, are casting ballots for several important races like California’s governor and Los Angeles mayor.Key Facts
- California uses a "jungle primary" system where all candidates appear on the same ballot.
- The top two candidates from this primary move on to the general election, regardless of their party.
- Six states hold elections on this day, including Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, South Dakota, New Mexico, and California.
- Key races in California include the governor’s race and the Los Angeles mayoral race.
- The “jungle primary” system aims to give voters more choice beyond party lines.
- Other states voting this day also have important state and local elections.
- Coverage was provided by CBS News correspondent Matt Gutman.
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