The high-stakes gubernatorial race in California remained too close to call on Tuesday night, with early results indicating a tight contest in a crowded field.
California’s race to replace termed-out Governor Gavin Newsom has devolved into absolute chaos, leaving the state’s Democratic voters remarkably uninspired. With the June 2 primary rapidly approaching, a staggering field of roughly 60 candidates has hit the ballot, but the lack of a clear political superstar has caused a massive slowdown in early voter turnout.
US President Donald Trump has endorsed a former top adviser to ex-British PM David Cameron for governor of California, adding unpredictability to an already uncertain race in the predominantly Democratic state.
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