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California voters head to the polls Tuesday as the governor’s race enters a decisive phase in the jungle primary.
Top contenders include Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton, each polling around 20% with two in 10 voters supporting them.
The top two finishers will advance to the general election regardless of party affiliation.
Xavier Becerra, a longtime California figure, has held roles in state and federal government and emphasizes steady leadership.
Steve Hilton, backed by Trump, runs on lower taxes and smaller government though faces statewide headwinds.
Tom Steyer remains a dominant fundraising presence, campaigning as a progressive populist with broad name recognition.
Katie Porter campaigns on populist, anti-corporate platforms while highlighting her Capitol Hill policy work.
Antonio Villaraigosa positions himself as a pragmatic, centrist alternative with LA and state Capitol experience.
Chad Bianco emphasizes crime and homelessness policy, drawing support from Republicans in a blue-leaning state.
Polls show a competitive field with no single candidate breaking away early in the race.
The race signals California's ongoing influence in national politics due to its large economy and population.

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Latino voters are a major swing bloc in both California governor and Los Angeles mayoral races, with turnout and outreach shaping outcomes.
In the governor’s race, Xavier Becerra leads polls and emphasizes his heritage while courting Latino influencers.
Steve Hilton pursues Latinos in small-town and Latino-majority areas, betting on GOP-leaning Latino voters.
Tom Steyer faces scrutiny over influencer payments, a dynamic that may limit appeal among Latino voters.
Karen Bass is defended for responding to crises and has broad labor backing in Los Angeles.
Spencer Pratt leverages a confrontational style to court Latino voters, though some doubt his broader appeal.
Nithya Raman remains a late entrant with limited Latino polling but continues to press a progressive platform.
The piece notes Latinos often underperform at the polls, stressing turnout as essential for influence.
The interview frame positions the Latino vote as pivotal in determining runoff possibilities in both races.

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Steve Hilton called on Chad Bianco to drop out of the California governor race to prevent GOP split that could favor Democrats.
Hilton argued that a divided GOP could jeopardize key priorities like voter ID in California’s race for governor.
A California Post poll released May 26–28 showed Hilton tied with Tom Steyer at 25% to lead the race.
Chad Bianco was positioned fourth in the poll with about 10% support.
The piece frames Hilton’s call as an effort to prevent a potential all-Democrat general election in California.
Hilton used social media to amplify his plea to Bianco to withdraw from the race.
The story highlights the risk of a three-way race for two California general election slots.
The article cites contributors and images from Reuters and AP to frame the political context.
The piece notes the California Post poll’s margin of error at 3.5 percentage points with 95% confidence.
The story emphasizes the potential impact of GOP infighting on the November ballot in California.

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