Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra clash in testy California governor’s race debate
Summary
Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton debated as candidates for California governor, discussing taxes, immigration, and AI rules just before voters start receiving ballots. Becerra emphasized his experience and opposition to former President Trump’s policies, while Hilton, endorsed by President Trump, criticized Becerra’s campaign efforts.Key Facts
- The debate took place days before California voters start receiving ballots for the November 3 election.
- Xavier Becerra is a former congressman and health secretary under President Biden.
- Steve Hilton is a former Fox News host and endorsed by President Trump.
- Both candidates oppose a proposed one-time 5% tax on billionaires in California (the billionaire tax).
- Becerra opposes Proposition 39, which would require voter ID for in-person voting; Hilton supports it but trusts California’s voting system.
- The candidates clashed on immigration, with Becerra accusing Hilton of biased views on immigrants.
- Becerra rose in the race after Eric Swalwell dropped out due to allegations, ultimately leading the primary.
- Hilton aims to appeal to voters frustrated with the current government but faces challenges due to his party and Trump endorsement.
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