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Updated · Fox News · Jun 3
Steve Hilton Eyes California Primary Spot After Trump, Vance Backing in Top-2 Race
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jun 3

Steve Hilton Eyes California Primary Spot After Trump, Vance Backing in Top-2 Race

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 3
  • Steve Hilton said he expected "a good night" in Tuesday's California gubernatorial primary, arguing Republicans can avoid being shut out of the state's top-2 general election ballot.
  • Trump's endorsement helped push Hilton from a neck-and-neck contest with Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco into a lead, and JD Vance added his backing on election day.
  • Early ballot returns, Hilton said, showed energized Republican turnout in a state that has more Republicans by raw numbers than any other, even as fears persisted that two Democrats could still finish first and second.
  • The race unfolds with Gavin Newsom term-limited and broader frustration over crime, homelessness and the Palisades fires feeding hopes among Republicans and independents for a political opening in California.
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