In California, the primary election for governor is currently undecided as candidates from both the Republican and Democratic parties vie for a position in the top two for the November election. Two Democrats and one Republican are reported to be in close contention for the top spots.
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California Gubernatorial Primary Remains Unresolved as Candidates Compete
The California gubernatorial primary is still unresolved, with candidates from both major parties competing for a place in the November election. Close competition is noted among two Democratic candidates and one Republican candidate.
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California's primary for governor is undecided as candidates vie to be in the top two
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California Gubernatorial Primary Remains Unresolved as Candidates Compete